Sentence examples for ethnographic visits from inspiring English sources

This is largely in line with the data from the ethnographic visits, given the low awareness overall of interventions, and the suggestions that, even where there were strongly held views, or anxieties about street lighting, few reported direct impacts on outcomes such as mobility.

During eight years of ethnographic research, Low visited restricted-access enclaves around the country, interviewed residents and found that despite a concurrent drop in crime nationwide, motivations for moving to them are tellingly similar.

Her work is based on a decade of engagement (2 years of ethnographic fieldwork and several visits) with Siquijodnons, the Cebuano-speaking people of Siquijor, an island in the Visayas region of the Philippines.

To learn more about Native Americans, Hergé read Paul Coze and René Thévenin's 1928 book ("Customs and History of the Redskin Indians") and visited Brussels' ethnographic museum.

Ethnographic practices: Ethnographers engage in fieldwork.

Treat these visits like an ethnographic study; you want to immerse yourself in the culture of the business.

Of the 96 young people who were first visited in the ethnographic study in 1997, we were able to follow up on 83 of them until 2007.

Ethnographic material was generated during three visits to the Central District: 1 month in late 2011, 1 month in early 2013, and 6 months from October 2013 to March 2014.

Other ethnographic methods were also employed, such as personal observations, photos, home visits, visits to and interviews at public places, mosques, and shrines.

Hergé visited the Colonial Museum of Tervuren, examining their ethnographic collections of Congolese artefacts, including costumes of the Leopard Men.

The notes were reconstructed and expanded at the end of each field visit in line with standard ethnographic studies (Emerson et al. 2005).