"It was a theme that informed the concept of the concert hall," said Michael Schnoering, managing partner for the project, undertaken in 2002.
At top right, a small group is operating a switchboard a scene Cutler says was inspired by a 19th century photograph, which also informed the concept for the installation.
The analysis integrated organisational level knowledge with the interview survey results and researchers considered how the descriptions from all data informed the concepts of interest – expectations, perceived benefits, and trust looking for commonality and diversity [ 28].
Can evidence on innovation through spin-off usefully inform the concept of speciation?
In this record we left that space blank and allowed the process of the electronics and working more collaboratively inform the concept of it, so it inevitably ended up being a more intimate and insular record".
The findings will both guide clinicians on treatment recommendations, and inform the concept and acceptance of SPTs in paediatric research.
By 'socializing the pixel' one means to discern information embedded within spatial imagery that is directly relevant to the core themes of the social sciences, and use it to inform the concepts and theories pertinent to those themes.
informed the midwives about the concept of the RLP and the study procedure to ensure equivalent execution.
For reflection, although works by Branch et al. informed the understanding of the concept, no studies addressing reflection during bedside rounds were identified, therefore a data-driven, inductive approach was used [ 2, 16].
First, Normalization Process Theory [ 21, 22] characterized the processes by which elements of work become embedded in everyday practice, linked this to the problem of patient contributions to the distribution of illness related work [ 23- 25], and informed the development of the concept of Minimally Disruptive Medicine[ 9].
Also, they were informed about the concept of the Dance-the-Music and the possibilities of the interface to control the visual monitoring aid, which was projected onto the floor (see Figure 2).
