This program draws on methodologies from economics, psychology, education, and machine learning.
This sort of "strategic foresight" draws on methodologies established over decades, in foresight study programs in graduate and undergraduate programs, to examine what Grim sums up as the "Three Ps": what's plausible, probable, and preferable.
Her work draws on methodology from both quantitative/molecular behavioral genetics and social neuroscience.
That has left both UN agencies and NGOs to rely on far more fallible systems, to draw on methodologies open to error, bias and manipulation.
Drawing on methodologies used by historians, archaeologists and anthropologists, the course will reconstruct the daily lives and the socio-economic, cultural and political histories of these captives.
Drawing on methodologies and frameworks from multiple fields, such as anthropology, sociology, and film studies, the volume is useful to those studying and teaching issues of youth culture, popular culture, globalization, social movements, education, and media.
In order to develop a guideline-based decision support system (DSS) prototype to help clinicians deal with diabetic patients' foot problems, we drew on methodologies from qualitative research, cognitive science, and information systems.
The primary purpose of the present paper is to investigate this phenomenon quantitatively, drawing on methodologies drawn from recent studies of glass-forming liquids to determine the nature of collective atomic motions responsible for the NP shape fluctuations.
He has drawn on methodology, devised by US public policy expert Steve Aos, to determine how cost-effective and successful these programmes are.
Huber draws on multiple methodologies in his research, including field interviews, formal modeling, survey and administrative records analysis, and field-, land, and quasi-experiments.
This impressive book is, furthermore, an important intervention in the literature on the association between Jews and capitalism". "In The Consuming Temple, Paul Lerner draws on the methodologies of both business and cultural history to demonstrate the multiple meanings and profound social significance of the department store in imperial and Weimar Germany.
