The immediate circumstances of reconciliation politics in 1998, and Blair's inclination towards touchy-feely gestures, may have precipitated the decision to mount a large-scale inquiry, but the blatant inadequacies of Widgery meant it had to happen some time.
Ms. Rosen said the situation in Miami was unusual not only for its scope but also because it recalled a large-scale inquiry in the 1980's when the Justice Department reviewed more than a dozen cases involving accusations of police brutality in Miami over several years.
Large-scale inquiry of cancer genomes has been an active area of basic science over the past 6 years.
If nurse educators are unable to perform large-scale inquiries into the relationship between case studies and cognition enhancement, smaller-scale investigational studies can be performed.
It seems to me that they don't, beyond perhaps the artist's recent inquiry into the merits of working at a larger scale, an inquiry that to me has not been entirely successful.
Higher-level theories are thus understood in parallel to historicist large-scale research traditions as guiding inquiry and as the touchstones by which the evidential impact of learned propositions on theory are measured.
The joint action amounts to the first large-scale governmental inquiry into the industry after years in which gun makers, with backing from the National Rifle Association, have been able to avoid Congressional or state investigations.
There are numerous examples of large scale ecosystem field studies which have been designed for interdisciplinary inquiry.
Despite making significant inquiries, (quite understandable) no real stakeholders in large scale cloud systems were willing to test Varanus or participate in a manner which would yield publishable data.
"You need more than just a nudge," Baroness Julia Neuberger said after the Lords select committee inquiry found little evidence to suggest the team was effective on a large scale.
"Alyse Rosner: Large Scale Work".
