Sentence examples for evaluating historical from inspiring English sources

While studying in Berlin (1834 38), he learned from Ranke the critical method of evaluating historical sources, and his first book, Geschichte des ersten Kreuzzugs (1841; The History and Literature of the Crusades, 1861) is among the most distinguished products of the Ranke school.

Evaluating historical snowfall records is notoriously difficult, says David Kristovich, a meteorologist at the Illinois State Water Survey and the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.

In this study, a novel methodology for evaluating historical energy use and renewable energy production for all the buildings of a university, including hourly, daily and monthly data assessments is presented.

The Judiciary Committee, led by several of the longest-serving senators, devoted the beginning of the panel's meeting Thursday to evaluating historical examples.

To remedy the standards and curriculum, Erekson offers a series of recommendations, including analytical thinking through making connections, evaluating historical arguments, engaging in modern debates and drawing global comparisons, pointing to and utilizing primary sources as well as even directly challenging the TEKS by pointing out their controversies and omissions.

However, the historical logging data we utilised was based on expert opinion (Additional file 1: Table S6) so, given its importance, further work developing and evaluating historical variables is needed (Additional file 1: Table S7).

Our initial ambition was to evaluate historical policy interventions by their own measures of success.

Roger G. Ibbotson, a Yale finance professor and chairman of Ibbotson Associates in Chicago, an investment research firm, has re-evaluated historical data showing that since 1926, equities produced a 10.7percentt average annual return, while long-term government bonds returned 5.3percentt.

Some phylogenetic studies investigated population genetic variations to evaluate historical migration processes of plants from neighboring regions to Taiwan and five hypothetical migration routes have been proposed (Fig. 2) (Huang 2011, 2014; Shen 1997; Wang 1992a, b).

We evaluated historical complaints and functional limitations as well as clinical findings including anterior knee pain, patellar tracking, gait pattern, comparing the preoperative status to that at the time of rod removal.

Consequently, there has been a recent and continuous increase in the use of non-destructive testing to evaluate historical masonry arch bridges using methods that will not change the historical characteristics of these structures.