Sentence examples for methodology which has from inspiring English sources

Grappling with entropy, randomness and quantum teleportation is the price of enjoying Mr. Gleick's simple, entertaining riffs on the Oxford English Dictionary's methodology, which has yielded 30-odd spellings of "mackerel" and an enchantingly tongue-tied definition of "bada-bing" and on the cyber-battles waged via Wikipedia.

Published population-based studies have used variable methodology, which has influenced findings and made comparisons difficult.

This paper presents the validation for the analytical methodology which has been developed in Part I.

The paper presents such a process-oriented methodology which has been successfully applied within two projects.

The present work provides a methodology which has the ability of exploiting the information obtained from PCA.

This provides the basis of supporting a selection methodology, which has wider applications beyond the immediate technologies.

The central finding was that hundreds of Russian athletes across 30 sports had benefited from what he called "the Disappearing Positive Methodology" which had become state policy after the country's poor medal count during the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver.

The central finding of McLaren's investigation was that Russian athletes "from the vast majority of summer and winter Olympic sports" had benefited from what he called "the Disappearing Positive Methodology" which had become state policy after the country's poor medal count during the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver.

Biber and Belady [2] first introduced a thermal design methodology which had later evolved into the "enhanced product design cycle" method [3].

The assessments covered the plant's entire life cycle, and adopted the ExternE methodology, which had been used to calculate external costs from other energy sources.

The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography notes that during his time in India Risley's work legitimised an inquisitive methodology which had previously been resented by the colonial subjects and that Back in England, having left the ICS in February 1910, Risley was appointed Permanent Secretary of the judicial department of the India Office, succeeding Charles James Lyall.