Sentence examples for episodic collection from inspiring English sources

This episodic collection of the adventures (in the late 1930s) of the multitudinous Ruggles family (seven children, two parents) was one of the first books for this age group to take working-class life as its central theme and to depict it with charm and without condescension.

That is, Trekkies who are willing to overlook brain-lockingly repetitive gameplay, unvaried design, thin storytelling, buggy client software and an almost complete dearth of meaningful social interaction in favor of a mildly diverting, moderately attractive, cleverly episodic collection of simple combat encounters among spaceships and soldiers.

Because cough is episodic, data collection over many hours is required, along with real-time aural analysis which is equally time-consuming.

Created by Stoya and adult film star Kayden Kross, the site is a "curated platform for a collection of episodic, pornographic videos".

This episodic approach encouraged by data collection and monitoring requirements reduced continuity (seen as important for care planning) and is seen as further exacerbated by fragmentation of services and roles within services.

17 Figure 2 gives an overview of the project's theoretical framework, completed by the respective data collection instruments: both episodic interview and participant observation apply different methodological approaches to research the subjective concepts of patients and the resulting behaviour.

The next year González Iñárritu contributed a segment titled "Mexico" to the episodic short-film collaboration 11′09″01 September 11, a collection of reflections on the September 11 terrorist attacks in the United States that were all limited to 11-minute 9-second running times and were shot in a single frame.

In 1999, NHANES began a continuous data collection process as opposed to episodic data collection in earlier years.

These BE values are appropriate for use when the exposure is short term and episodic and the timing of the sample collection compared with exposure is known.

A follow-up longitudinal study conducted on a subset of the same men from the polluted district (Teplice) when they were 19 22 years of age revealed associations between total episodic air pollution (i.e., semen collection periods when air pollution levels were high vs. low) and abnormalities in sperm chromatin (Rubes et al. 2005).

Kahana added that the Nobel laureates' discoveries had also laid the foundation for understanding the kinds of memories we use to define ourselves: the collection of personal experiences psychologists call episodic memory.