Sentence examples for illustrations of the value from inspiring English sources

For further illustrations of the value of qualitative research see e.g. the World Bank's Voices of the Poor study [ 85, 86]; the report of the Structural Adjustment Participatory Review International Network [ 87]; and a summary of studies of sources of livelihood in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa by Lund [ 88].

Finally, Fig. 6 gives illustrations of the values of the global lower and upper bounds, for 80×100 and 160×200 Gaussian sensing matrices, as the number of iterations in TSA increases.

It was subsequently deployed by others as a pleasant illustration of the value of foresight.

The figures are a stark illustration of the value of an apprenticeship both to the individual and to business.

Mr. Canales's well-constructed "Grito" was an even better illustration of the value of smooth transitions.

Agency: Clemenger BBDO Melbourne Director: Nick Kelly This is a perfect illustration of the value provided by a really good voiceover artist.

By all accounts, Mr. Warsame's handling is a powerful illustration of the value of capturing rather than killing a terrorism suspect.

This is an illustration of the value of a partnership between the voluntary sector, health, social care and patients in commissioning services and how this collaborative approach helps to put patients' needs and outcomes first.

The vignette is an illustration of the value of quite technical mathematical tools such as Bayesian analysis and the challenge of the false positive, and ways in which the doctor should have assessed the results of an HIV test taken by a heterosexual, non-drug-abusing white male American.

Harden's performance in Wednesday night's Game 5 against the Thunder — 31 points on 16 field goal attempts and 5 free-throw attempts, for a remarkable 85.2 percentage true shooting percentage — was just the latest illustration of the value of his lethal inside/outside game.

This contribution to the Ken D. Eason special issue is an illustration of the value of socio-technical analysis applied at an organizational level.