Sentence examples for more linear approach from inspiring English sources

Another new book, "365 Penguins," by Jean-Luc Fromental and Joëlle Jolivet, takes a more linear approach.

The reduction in opportunities to sit modules could harm some schools but others have favoured a more linear approach to A-levels".

A much more linear approach to biography marks Mr. White's "Six Years," which marches through more than 20 years of postwar American history in strict rhythm, stopping every half-dozen years to take the temperature of a marriage in St . Louis

However, given that Ben scored higher than Mary on the task, the patterns observed are somewhat different from expectation that less skilled writers usually adopt a more linear approach to writing because they are predominantly occupied by text generation (Flower et al., 1986).

Michelangelo painted onto the damp plaster using a wash technique to apply broad areas of colour, then as the surface became drier, he revisited these areas with a more linear approach, adding shade and detail with a variety of brushes.

Realist approaches are characterised by a more linear approach to searching and review, have clearer and more well-developed approaches to quality assessment, and do not problematize the literature.

Conceptually, the ANT approach can be valuable in helping researchers to appreciate the complexity and fluidity of reality, which may be neglected by research approaches assuming a more linear and causal approach to studying IT implementations [ 15, 24, 35].

Beetle movement tended to be more linear (pathway fractal dimension approached 1) on prairie dog habitats and more sinuous on adjacent grasslands.

This method is more appropriate than the equivalent linear approach, especially for severe shaking with large strains.

In other words, a yield-based approach to billing as opposed to a more linear you-buy-Y-for-$X approach.

However, the required task of scaling-up of our knowledge from nano- and microtribology level will perhaps need other, more non-linear approaches than the strict reductionism to which we are accustomed.