"Freak literature" encompassed all works of fiction whose central character is a one-off, usually narrating the book him or herself.
Our review of the literature encompassed six key conceptual domains of intervention foci, including distal influences of child health (i.e., income and resources, social cohesion, and physical environment) and proximal influences (i.e., family, school and peer).
Aside from a seeming ignorance of the mechanics of college- and university-endowed funds, she astoundingly refers to gifts to support Islamic studies (history, religion, art, architecture and literature encompassing three continents and more than 1,000 years) as "narrowly focused".
The development literature encompasses several positions on the degree to which FDI affects economic growth.
Literature encompasses examples of both the wet and dry immobilization techniques.
No study to our knowledge accounts for all turnaround literature, encompassing content, process, and context dimensions across multiple research fields.
However, for solid-state semiconductor piezoresistive cantilever sensors, the literature encompasses a few examples which detail the impact of self-heating and provide design solutions to overcome the inaccuracy induced due to thermal drift [213, 214].
However, the literature encompasses examples where researchers have performed extensive research to reduce the vulnerability of SU-8 polymericantileverer to aging by optimization of process parameter (hard bake temperature) [274], solvent content [261], and exposure time [261].
But confusingly, there are no simple definitions of external and internal validation since the literature encompasses a wide range of explanations (depending on the context, see [37] for excellent definitions in the medical field).
Hernadi (2001) explains that a Darwinian idea of "literature" encompasses a range of transactions that "challenge and thus enhance our brains' vital capacities for expression, communication, representation and signification" (56).
The geographical locations and types of humanitarian crises covered in the literature encompass a spectrum: from natural disasters such as earthquakes and tsunamis, to conflict and refugee contexts, to epidemics.
