Sentence examples for methodological framework and from inspiring English sources

Our objective in this section is to briefly explain some methodological reflections, combine them with the IPCC's methodological framework and propose a methodology to stratify the FL for REDD+ in order to report on carbon stock changes under the UNFCCC.

The case study has allowed an iterative calibration of both the methodological framework and indexes.

Finally, we discuss the limits of our methodological framework and its utility for improving prototyping approaches.

At this DSP Seminar, I'll present my methodological framework and analysis/models of one of the 808's most famous sound generators: the bass drum.

The methodological framework and optimization algorithm are universal, such that they can be applied to other fields.

The paper describes the proposed methodological framework, and presents applications focusing on two different regions: the Aleutian Arc and Hawaii.

Policy on inclusion in education lacks methodological frameworks and technological resources to assist students with disabilities during their teaching-learning process.

To meet this need, the Guidelines for management of coastal cultural heritage, dealing with conceptual and methodological frameworks, and designing operational approaches were worked out for the use by decision-makers, managers and planners on the local scale.

The plethora of processes of action and interaction among the various components of a landscape dictate that there are almost no methodological frameworks and tools that are irrelevant to in landscape study, planning, use or policy implementation.

This also fails to take into account the powerful, and often contradictory, influence of the formalised ethical and methodological frameworks and regulations relating to both the research process and the research relationships that emerge in 'the field'.

This work provides an initial methodological framework, concepts and tools for detecting weak segments in inter-route and inter-modal chains (paths) for possible revisions/changes.