Sentence examples for literature views from inspiring English sources

Much sanctions literature views their design and implementation from a UN or US perspective.

While most of the literature views users and producers as organizationally distinct, this paper studies users within producer firms.

However, most literature views SN as a static system and the study on the evolution of SNs is very limited.

The present result is consistent with the result of the Nabarro theory [Metall Mater Trans 1996:A27 513], and the two prior literature views are found to be equivalent.

Furthermore, the previous literature views communication efficiency and communication effectiveness as the two different scopes of active communication.

Indeed, much of the literature views the implementation of the reform as inefficient or inadequate (Huang et al. 1998; Hwang 2003).

Literature viewed in this way becomes a gigantic multifarious dream produced by a historical moment.

The nine ideas about the nature of software are mathematical view, literature view, organic growth view, engineering view, system view, user-centered view, artisan view, organizational behavior view, and multiple analogy view.

Today, we distinguish between history and literature, viewing them as opposites when we insist on separating fact from fiction; for 19th-century Americans, the two were intricately bound.

We contribute to an emerging literature viewing organizational justice as an endogenous outcome that employees may attempt to proactively influence instead of an exogenous event to which employees react.

So I'm glad to see that its co-founders Hunter and Scott Lindenbaum, who previously launched the e-magazine Electric Literature, view Broadcastr as another way of "bringing narrative to the digital age".