Sentence examples for heritage research from inspiring English sources
Surely this will interfere with the ability of Republican operatives to pass off Heritage research as something other than self-serving partisan propaganda, but from another perspective, the advent of Heritage's DeMint era may look like the culmination of the foundation's mission.
XANES and EXAFS are increasingly used in cultural heritage research as well [18].
Firmly linked with more classical research techniques, this non-destructive technique offers an extra dimension to the cultural heritage research.
In cultural heritage research, the ability to collect large area images at high X-ray count rate is often limited by the nature of the object of interest.
Modern technology has allowed major advances to be made in cultural heritage research that allows greater accessibility through improvements in the non-invasive sampling of artefacts.
Elements which today have a large potential in heritage research are reviewed, and some recent and less known applications from the literature are summarized.
The study was concerned with inter-institutional collaborative heritage science research between academic researchers ('researchers') and users of research evidence in practice ('users'users
The analysis further explored the rigour-relevance gap in heritage science research by comparing the experiences of academic researchers and users of research evidence in practice.
Although the benefits of collaborative heritage science research have been clearly articulated, bringing researchers and practitioners together to collaborate on research projects is not without challenges.
Participants in collaborative heritage science research sought both rigour and relevance in their research, but more frequently felt that they achieved learning or academic goals than translation of research into practice.
This paper examines if there is a 'rigour-relevance gap' in collaborative heritage science research and what enables and impedes effective collaboration between academic researchers and users of research evidence in practice.
