Sentence examples for methodology of which from inspiring English sources

Finally, in existential phenomenology, the meanings of certain phenomena (such as anxiety) are explored by a special interpretive ("hermeneutic") phenomenology, the methodology of which needs further clarification.

In this chapter, the generation of new concepts by combining different properties of multiple concepts are referred to as "concept generation using blending," the theory and methodology of which will be discussed.

Russell's reply to Strawson in (Russell 1959, 239 45) is helpful for understanding Russell's philosophical methodology of which logical construction is just a part.

In the last decade, the Bayesian theory was introduced into the design of classification methodology, of which the relevance vector machines (RVM) method [18] is a representative.

What is certain is that, at the very least, such a protocol would allow for real, discernable, traceable analyses of a given artwork, the methodology of which could easily be replicated or refuted in ways that the current system usually based on subjective determinations ("I saw it lying on the artist's workbench once") cannot.

We measured evolutionary constraint at each nucleotide position using Genomic Evolutionary Rate Profiling (GERP), the methodology of which is described in detail by Cooper et al. [18].

What we have in ancient Greek thought, then, is a complex web of methodologies, of which the most important are Socratic definition, which Plato elaborated into his method of division, his related method of hypothesis, which drew on geometrical analysis, and the method(s) that Aristotle developed in his Analytics.

The 10th, 50th, and 90th percentiles of our study were compared with other studies, the methodologies of which are similar to ours (Figs.  3 and 4).

The push is accelerated by the rise in agile methodology, developers of which require an instant response to ensure constant changes aren't alienating users.

My expertise has long been in certain techniques and methodology, all of which are very important to the manufacturing element in my employers," Phil stated.

The BMJ critiques had 30% of words devoted to comments on methodology, 21% of which (6% of all words) were related to the presentation of results.