Sentence examples for divergent research from inspiring English sources

We introduce an organizational typology, the Resilience Architecture Framework (RAF), which forms a platform for the integration of divergent research streams – organizational rigidity, dynamic capabilities and organizational ambidexterity – into the study of organizational resilience.

Both sides have conducted studies of antiquarian maps, but the two countries have produced divergent research results.

These divergent research contexts were evident in the differential make-up of participants to the three in-country workshops held as part of the project.

In this nascent body of research, divergent theoretical frameworks and empirical approaches to measuring social values are evolving.

As new models are emerging, "the self" has been regarded as both (1) a powerful idiom tying together divergent phenomena and research traditions, and (2) a fecund metaphor, whose grounding philosophically and scientifically is unsteady.

Continuous development of the field has been realised due to intensive efforts from a great many scientists from widely divergent backgrounds and research interests as demonstrated by the contents of this special issue.

The notion of constraints on network size has its origins in two divergent areas of research.

He found that existing research, divergent as it is, strongly suggests that persons with SMI can live successfully in a range of housing types.

Examples from the field have served to illustrate that a simple focus on divergent constructions of research roles and personal/social identities belies the complex interactions that occur within interviews in which multiple identities are performed, negotiated and reconstructed.

Chaplains and researchers initially expressed divergent perspectives on the research collaborations.

This is not likely to be bridged: Basic research is divergent and long-term, whereas technological needs are convergent and tied to deadlines.