Even among the multifaceted artists, scholars and inventors of the Renaissance and the Enlightenment, Christopher Wren stands out.
My role when I came to write the book was multifaceted: biographer, scribe, archivist, scholar and son.
As the search for his successor begins and the accolades roll in, Mr. Dodson talked about turning a research library known mostly to scholars into a multifaceted cultural center open to tourists, schoolchildren and anyone interested in black culture.
While boundary setting is an essential step in the IETF process, we recognize that boundedness is a relative phenomenon, and we encourage innovation scholars to develop layered and multifaceted approaches to understanding the complex relational structures of innovation ecosystems.
Scholars are increasingly using a multifaceted hermeneutic approach to the study of individual literary works, in which not only the style and content, but also the cultural, social and historical context of the work are taken into account.
Destination image formation is a complex, multifaceted process that has been examined extensively by tourism scholars.
Scholars have begun naming and defining terms that describe the multifaceted kinds of composing practices occurring in their classrooms and scholarship.
However, scholars have pointed out that the notion of job satisfaction itself is multifaceted and mediated by context, the work environment, demographic characteristics, personality type, individual motives, and experiences (4, 9, 13, 17, 22, 23, 30, 35– 40).
However, scholars also admit the lack of systematic inquiry into the empirical consequences and contexts of multifaceted social relations (Bian 2010).
We argue that such a theoretically-informed mapping of power in institutions will enable scholars, practitioners, and citizen groups to go beyond the standard critiques in order to analyze the multifaceted effects of neoliberal institutional change.
