Sentence examples for interview paper from inspiring English sources

The campaign, which is being created internally at André Balazs Properties, is appearing in publications that include Apartamento, Artforum, The Brooklyn Rail, CR Fashion Book, Dossier, Fantastic Man, Interview, Paper Magazine, Pin-Up, V Magazine and 032c.

The spots began running in September, while print ads, which follow the same creative focus, began in the October issues of magazines like Cosmopolitan, Interview, Paper, People and Vogue.

The campaign includes print ads in publications like Esquire, Interview, Paper, New York and The New York Times T Magazine; video clips; ads on Web sites and blogs like the Condé Nast Digital Network, The Huffington Post, Refinery29 and UrbanDaddy; ads in outdoor places like phone kiosks, bus shelters, bus wraps and billboards; and a presence on social media like Facebook, Pinterest and Twitter.

When I assign the interview paper to seminary students, I often hear students complain that don't know anyone in another religion or worldview that they can interview.

Modes of administration include interview, paper-based, electronic, Web-based, and interactive voice response formats.

The inherent complexity of any one data collection approach (e.g. the individual characteristics of a single face-to-face interview paper-based survey) and increasing technological innovation means that trying to categorise all approaches as one or other mode may be too simplistic.

Although different approaches are used to gather the information (i.e. self-report, use of a proxy, interview), paper-and-pencil is still the most common method of data entry used by clinicians and researchers using self-report based health status questionnaires.

It explains the applications of contextual interviewing, paper prototyping, and usability testing to the development of MATLAB 6.

This is the place to post information about any useful books, articles, films, interviews, papers and anything else that may be relevant to Moore and Lloyd's dystopian vision.

Kim, et al. (2008) found in their comparison of 3 methods for gathering data (face-to-face interviews, paper-based self-administered questionnaire, and ACASI) that participants would reveal more sensitive information on the ACASI compared to the paper-based self-administered questionnaire [5].

The version of the interview the paper ultimately published was bland and heavily cut.