Sentence examples for inquires into how from inspiring English sources

This paper inquires into how a reorganization of the value chain running from client-utilities to equipment suppliers within the electricity industry has altered the conditions for diffusing/adopting technological innovation.

In contrast, this Article disaggregates the rights associated with citizenship, asks what both states and migrants want, and inquires into how the suite of rights associated with citizenship might advance those interests.

The Henriques review will also inquire into how the Met has handled historic allegations of sexual abuse against public figures.

We inquire into how visual signage may make aspects of ubiquitous computing technologies visible and how digital tools and platforms impact that visual design and semiosis.

And yet a third seeker, obviously up to no good, inquired into how many heads and tails would turn up on a random bout of coin-flipping.

Sociologists herd Americans into religions and then denominations, but they do not inquire into how our spiritual lives measure out certainty and confusion.

As part of her research with the HMS Center for Bioethics, Sullivan is inquiring into how Tibetan monks address bioethical dilemmas through a neuroscience lens.

A wealth of studies in the field of user experience have tried to conceptualize new measures of product quality and inquire into how the overall goodness of a product is formed on the basis of product quality perceptions.

We describe a tool designed for eliciting rich experience narratives retrospectively, and illustrate this tool by means of a study that inquired into how users' experiences with mobile phones change over the first 6 months of use.

We contribute to the debate on valuation of ecosystem services by inquiring into how the ESS framework relates to the judgement and measurement provided by Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA and Multi-CriteriaAnalysisis (MCA) evaluation techniques.

In political theory, dissent has been studied mainly in relation to governmental power, inquiring into how and to what extent dissent should be promoted, tolerated, and controlled by a state.