The different approaches not only emerge because of varying disciplinary angles, geographical lenses, epistemological or methodological approaches, or specific research objectives and interests, but also reflect in the end the empirical complexity and structures of the camp as well as different experiences of those "inside".
We drew on Normalization Process Theory, or NPT [ 35, 36] to provide a theoretical lens for our empirical and methodological analyses.
The Framework includes methodological considerations and environmental and personal contextual factors (or lenses) through which to approach research in the field.
Kuhn's analysis is built on the assumption that scientists always view research problems through the lens of a paradigm, defined by set of relevant problems, axioms, methodological presuppositions, techniques, and so forth.
This paper critically reviews the latest methodological and empirical research developments and trends in this area through a transport geography lens.
This paper develops and applies an integrated and participatory methodological framework to assess land degradation in pastoral systems through an ecosystem services (ES) lens in a semi-arid region of northern Nicaragua.
It's a methodological prize".
See also contact lens; lens.
Like all scientists, they were "methodological atheists".
David's concern was generic, methodological.
