Sentence examples for incorporation of methods from inspiring English sources

"All art now is collage," she said to me, with reference not just to cutting and pasting but to the incorporation of methods and images with prior uses.

27 43–46 Our mixed-methods, pragmatic, study differs from many of these interventions by its use of a community sample and its incorporation of methods designed to capture the comprehensive and holistic nature of the ESSENCE programme.

It has been acknowledged that there are outstanding problems around the incorporation of HE methods into the medical device sector which has inhibited the use of more established methods common in the evaluation of pharmaceutical products.

The renewed argument over the status of the spirals grew in part out of an important development that occurred around the turn of the 20th century: the astronomical incorporation of the methods of spectroscopy both to study the physical nature of celestial bodies and to obtain the component of their velocities along the line of sight.

In this paper, an initial methodological framework for the incorporation of these methods in the design process is proposed.

While each of these tools provides an assessment of similarity between binding sites, the potential for identifying novel three-dimensional relationships involving currently unliganded binding sites is limited without the incorporation of objective methods for cavity detection.

The targeted sequencing of additional key eukaryotes and the incorporation of improved methods to generate and compare phylogenetic profiles will further boost the predictive power and utility of this evolutionary approach to the functional analysis of gene interaction networks.

Results from assessment of catchment condition for the intensive land use zone of Australia are used to illustrate issues surrounding incorporation of new methods and spatially explicit operations into the simple ASSESS AHP MCDA process.

An additional frontier for cultural neuroscience research is the incorporation of anthropological methods, such as experimentation within the fieldsetting, to determine how culture and biology interact on multiple timescales.

Furthermore, this approach was intended to facilitate a comprehensive investigation based on both quantitative spatial analysis of the bioenergy and socio-economic landscapes and qualitative inquiry grounding the analysis in its real-world context, in line with a contemporary call for greater incorporation of qualitative methods in energy studies [22].

6 The appearance of these two task forces coincided with the emergence of evidence-based medicine, which allowed for the incorporation of new methods of bibliographic review.