The reader is expected to have been exposed to statistical thinking and methodology, as expounded for instance in the book by H. Cramer or the more recent text by P. Bickel and K. Doksum.
The introduction of the bicausality concept in the bond graph language has allowed new analysis methodologies of a system, for instance in the context of model inversion, mechatronic system sizing and control.
Various control methodologies for instance auto-tuning and self-tuning are proposed.
A knowledge translator or educator who is seeking to further his understanding of a specific gap may want to consider using the a priori approach through a TDF methodology for instance, while another who is interested in exploring challenges and barriers in a therapeutic area may want to conduct a posteriori TDF analyses following a broader needs assessment.
Based on the implication of the variable's conceptualization obtained by this first qualitative phase (ethnographic), in subsequent phases of the research, researchers might deepen in the concepts still using descriptive methodology but quantitative, which is typical of both psychology and sociology, for instance, in the quiz methodology.
It is important to mention that the estimation of ZVEEC was robust (<1 m except in some cases when very dense fish aggregation were present) to changes <span class="lh">in methodology (for instance, the change in the weight of 10−3 which we applied to fish echoes).
Both standards overlap, for instance, in the description of research projects and methodologies.
The methodology of this technique can be found in several papers, for instance, in [ 17, 18].
For instance, in a Flemish context, children's language acquisition has been linked to pedagogical methodology (Bennett, Bettens, & Buysse, 2007).
For instance, in Mission Ins.
The methodology is particularly convenient when the number of species involved is very large and the species can be characterised by properties that can be measured in a continuous fashion, as for instance in a chromatogram.
