Sentence examples for ground for a systematic from inspiring English sources

The aim of this paper is to set the ground for a systematic design of widening and narrowing operators, by comparing the different definitions introduced in the literature and by discussing how to tune them in case of domain abstraction and domains' combination through cartesian and reduced products.

The present review aims at opening the ground for a systematic exploration on the potential functional, ecological, and ultimately evolutionary significance of acoustic communication between plants.

Building in the profit motive within the nation's corrections system assures that the most economically and politically vulnerable American communities remain the hunting grounds for a systematic cultivation of future inmates to keep private lockups and prison cells full, says Blacc.

There are both clinical and neurobiological grounds for a systematic analysis of voice processing in the degenerative dementias.

Certainly, there was scant ground for such a systematic metaphysics as Jinsai affirmed in any of the ancient texts, especially the Analects and Mencius, that he otherwise identified with.In this respect, the common characterization of Jinsai as an "ancient learning" (kogaku) philosopher who simply rejected Neo-Confucianism is misleading.

Combined with the orientation training provided by the national Department of Health, this local process effectively laid the ground for a reorganized and systematic approach to households and communities and changes in the work practices of CHWs.

At the beginning of the projects, social work was a largely unrecognised field and the projects have contributed to placing social work and child protection on the national agenda and preparing the ground for more systematic, large scale interventions.

We used SamplePoint software to quantify cover for plant taxa and functional groups using all ground images and a systematic sampling of aerial images.

Grounded theory utilises a systematic, inductive research process to generate grounded theory that emerges through constant comparative analysis of qualitative data [ 37, 103].

His Edict of Écouen (1559) laid the ground for systematic persecution of the Protestants.

This paper sets the ground for systematic experimentation based on such axiomatic systems.