Sentence examples for key case study from inspiring English sources

Lambir Hills National Park in western Borneo, one of the most diverse forests in the world, is a key case study in how the forest fares when it loses the herbivores that once thinned saplings and the fruit eaters that dispersed seeds.

It also offers a key case study in how modern architecture treated the natural world — and how radically the balance of power in that relationship has shifted over the last half-century.

"Donor countries continue to mislead their own citizens and those of developing countries, by passing off what is essentially state aid to donor country firms, as a genuine contribution to poor countries' effective development," says the report, which builds on six key case studies from Namibia, Ghana, Uganda, Bangladesh, Nicaragua and Bolivia.

The paper summarizes the results of key case studies that were conducted to uncover technology-specific barriers in technology development.

For each method, new and important implications for chronological reconstructions of Quaternary fluvial landscapes are discussed and, where necessary, exemplified by key case studies.

The supervenience construct has been applied to certain classic problems and key case studies in composability and extensibility which represent fundamental issues that emerge at every level.

The chapter follows this development by concentrating on a number of key architectures: the ground rules for deep-learning architectures are explained at some length with the aid of these key case studies.

One of the key case studies used by authors Clayton Christensen and Michael Raynor to explain the jobs framework was that of a fast food restaurant that was struggling to figure out how they could improve sales of their milkshake.

Some US authors have exploited this ethnicity-migration link to explore diaspora roles in innovation more broadly (see discussion on trade below); within this field some key US case studies trace links between US-based diasporas and innovation in 'home' countries such as India, China, Taiwan, Ireland and Israel (Kapur and McHale 2005; Saxenian 2006; Saxenian and Sabel 2008).

First, it identifies several key characteristics of case study research as a qualified research methodology for studies that aim to build theories.

Having identified the key issues, a case study from North East England is presented as an example of what is possible in an area of high CO2 emissions.