Sentence examples for methods for surveying from inspiring English sources

In a field crowded with tired methods for surveying the desires of the American heart and mind -- scenario planning, observational research, focus grouping, ethnographics, content analysis, motive critiquing and Markov chains -- Rapaille's technique of "archetype research" is a revival of the psychoanalytic methods popular in the 1950's and 1960's.

Recent severe, extensive, and synchronous bark beetle outbreaks have motivated research into methods for surveying the location, extent, and attack stage of outbreak using remotely sensed data.

DNA-based methods for surveying community composition are widely incorporated into studies attempting to explain fungal responses to forest ecosystem disturbances.

The severity and large spatial extent of the current mountain pine beetle outbreak in western North America has prompted research into methods for surveying the location and extent of beetle impacts using remotely sensed data.

Rapid changes in video technology have allowed for the development of sophisticated, efficient methods for surveying fish communities, including systems that use single or stereo video cameras, which are baited or unbaited and used remotely, by divers or on Remote Operated Vehicles.

For example, colleagues working in Sierra Leone who were keen to test the same methods for surveying chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) reported considerable reluctance among donors and fellow researchers to support interview based methods (H. Kühl, pers. comm. to EM).

The best method for surveying the coal spontaneous combustion capability is using a classification system based on the above-mentioned factors.

There is potential for developing passive acoustic monitoring as a principal method for surveying marine habitats and observing local processes at different spatial and temporal scales.

We present the method for surveying the literature on architectural constraint concepts, and provide a taxonomy covering various definitions of architectural styles and patterns.

Therefore, the VEC-DC is suitable for exploration in regions of steep bathymetry and could become the preferred method for surveying shallow sub-seafloor targets in both coastal and deep water areas.

Aggregating information to larger groups loses information about individual species but is a robust method for surveying small, cryptic organisms such as crusts (Eldridge and Rosentreter 1999) and preserves important trends in composition (McCune et al. 1997).