Sentence examples for modelling and discussion from inspiring English sources

A second pedagogical premise is that students can be effectively facilitated to learn by participating in the daily activities of their community of practitioners, where peers, role models and mentors scaffold or extend learning through guidance, modelling and discussion [ 28, 29].

The research involved extensive and intensive indigenous participation, unusual in Australian biophysical sciences research, during field survey and habitat mapping, complemented by commercial catch data modelling and discussion of its implications.

Finally, a modelling example and discussion are given to illustrate the effectiveness of the approach.

The analysis is based on three different scenarios, which are described in the "Scenario overview" section; the corresponding modelling is presented in the "Methods" section and the modelling results in the "Results and discussion" summarizing section.

The rest of the paper is structured as follows: description of methodology, mathematical description of modelling methods, calibration and implementation, analysis and discussion of results, and conclusions including future data and research needs.

For modelling and model fitting, standard software was used.

In her remarks to launch the Report, Dr. Allen said, "One of the most interesting findings was that children and parents are very consistent in their attitudes and beliefs on what is called "positive discipline", meaning, using role modelling, discussion and peer support to enforce good behaviour, rather than hitting and other harmful punishments.

Interviewing should be trained by modelling, discussion and rehearsing or role playing [ 42].

In particular, we would like to thank Peter Brauer from the VFM instrument team for detailed discussions on the modelling and on the characteristics of the VFM instruments.

This paper presents some discussions on the modelling and assessment of brittle failure in Hawkesbury Sandstone and some of the impacts of high in-situ stresses on tunnel support design.

The paper offers a contribution to the issue of modelling and analysis of architectural heritage through the discussion of an illustrative case study: the Italian Medieval Castle of San Niccolò (Toscana, Italy).