Sentence examples for methodology rather than a from inspiring English sources

But as this term is now used to characterize a methodology, rather than a metaphysical position, one wonders what exactly it implies.

There is a growing belief that the management of the acoustic environment of urban parks should be addressed within a broader soundscape methodology rather than a merely noise control one.

But Professor Rouse, a colleague of Professor Krueger who also participated in the conference call today, said she had drawn that conclusion using "nonnumerical methodology" rather than from a review of any randomized study like the one done in New York.

The rise in the overall figure from 2013 was attributed by the report's authors to better data and methodology, rather than to an exponential rise in the numbers enslaved.

In particular, naturalism, especially broadly understood as a methodology rather than ontology, is not automatically committed to the kinds of realism, especially the naïve realism of assuming that our representations reproduce the physical constitution of external objects, that were initially opposed to idealism.

This study was designed as a preliminary investigation in order to develop a psychophysiological assessment methodology, rather than to offer conclusive findings.

The goal of providing Hazus functionality outside the USA is that it allows international users to concentrate efforts on data development using an existing methodology rather than invest significant time and resources into software development.

Last night, SurveyUSA CEO Jay Leve, whose company uses an automated methodology rather than live interviewers, took to the listserv of the American Association of Public Opinion Research with this message: "If Mr. Sparkman's hanging is related to his work for the Census Bureau -- and unclear yet that it is -- this is an attack on each of us, however we collect our data".

We used this methodology rather than simply identifying the biggest city in a metro as "urban" and treating the rest of the metro as the "suburbs," as other reports on cities-versus-suburbs often do.

However, this study was designed to investigate the practicalities of establishing the methodology rather than obtain conclusive results in relation to a hypothesis.

This distribution indicates that the societal perspective manifested itself more frequently in a comprehensive costing methodology rather than in the societal valuation of benefits.