Hill used this term to refer to obtaining similar results across different research sites and methodologies, something we might now call replication.
But the remarkable trajectory of "Harlem Shake" led Billboard to move forward right away on its methodology update, something it had been in discussions with YouTube about for nearly two years, Bill Werde, the magazine's editorial director, said on Wednesday.
The poll's methodology left something to be desired, but the headlines it generated made it harder for Mr Letwin to persuade people that he had a serious and coherent plan for governing the country.Another reason the Tories are struggling to make themselves heard is that they have little distinctive to say.
Our findings and methodology are something that financial managers can actually understand and apply immediately," he says.
Forbes methodology has something to do with annual earnings, but that's not all.
His artful methodology is something he once again applied to the pieces he produced for Lamar.
The terminology of 'obsessive concern' and 'interference' is suggestive of intrusion, violence and domination and, furthermore, the ability of audit to exert its influence is predicated on its methodology, its 'objectivity', something that is not produced through indifference simpliciter but through a studied and practiced indifference, or Bourdieu's notion of disinterest.
The CQC is part of a 'bundled hinterland' and its distance is, in part, created by the methodologies of audit, something that requires what Herzfeld calls 'bureaucratic indifference' [ 34, 36] and Bourdieu would call (bureaucratic) disinterest [ 37]t.
It's mainly a matter of developing a disciplined methodology that results in something more meaningful than names in boxes on an organizational chart.
My idea was to take that methodology but apply it to something that thousands of people could take part in.
