Sentence examples for methodological boundaries from inspiring English sources

In deciding how to approach a problem structuring workshop where the Regional Council employees would be participants, the OR team had to negotiate their methodological boundaries in some detail.

However, regardless of the extent of the evolution of "analytic philosophy," the degree to which methodological boundaries are blurred today, and the fruitfulness of intersections among methods, a number of feminist and nonfeminist philosophers continue to think of themselves in the historical trajectory of analytic philosophy and find the tradition valuable.

These, however, are used frequently in neurodegenerative disease and it is therefore necessary to be aware of the methodological boundary conditions for calculation of effect sizes for additive scales.

The first is the profound shift underway in disciplinary boundaries, in methodological approaches to understanding the natural world, and in conceptions of induction and scientific knowledge.

The reasons for these differences are not limited to intrinsic variations in energy resource quality, extraction technology, and varying geology but also include methodological issues including different boundaries of analysis, different methods used to estimate indirect energy inputs, and issues related to energy quality (Hu et al. 2013).

In acknowledging that religious modes of expression can harbor an integral cognitive content that is not exhausted by secular translations, Habermas seems to have located the boundaries of his methodological experiment in demythologization.

In this study, we develop a methodological framework to delineate the boundaries of social-ecological systems and to characterize their main social-ecological units in a spatially explicit way.

Possible explanations for these conflicting findings include methodological issues, such as different hippocampal boundary definitions, or differences in image acquisition such as our use of 3T MRI, which offers improved image resolution.

The quantitative results of system analyses as presented here are sensitive to boundary conditions, assumptions and methodological issues.

The aim of this paper is to provide a methodological framework towards a holistic approach for field boundary studies.

The paper describes the approach and methodological choices resulting in the desired level of boundary surface refinement and the new algorithm is applied to both two highly-nonlinear test functions and a real-world train stability design problem.