This distinctive methodology neatly combines four intriguing properties associated with DNA and GO:.
Fujitsu says it comes to the services market with a new organization, its own distinctive methodology and a new Web site.
We explore how a distinctive methodology associated with temporary use projects, and a reconceptualisation of what public space is, creates new opportunities to restore the emancipatory potential of (increasingly) emaciated public places.
But, if philosophy's distinctive methodology relies on synthetic intuitions, this still seems to call for some explanation of the source of their reliability.
Like any other research methodology, visual a/r/tography assumes (a) certain basic epistemological positions, (b) distinctive methodological strategies, and (c) specific quality criteria.
A similar reflective and inductive process was then used to examine methodologies within each category, leading to the consultative category being split into more specific groupings that shared a common and distinctive methodological characteristics.
As we shall see below, intellectual (and later cultural) history is an integral part of Cassirer's distinctive philosophical methodology, so that, in his case, the standard distinction between "historical" and "systematic" work in philosophy ends up looking quite artificial.
In 2003 KP hired IDEO to help it develop better, more-efficient ways of performing certain high-value activities, and gained a distinctive innovation methodology in the process.
Cantillon's Essai is written using a distinctive causal methodology, separating Cantillon from his mercantilist predecessors.
To this end, scanning probe microscopy (SPM) provides a critical imaging modality that offers the ability to investigate these materials at the nanometer scale with essentially no sample preparation or perturbation, using a distinctive 'biophysical' methodology.
