Sentence examples for of procedural approaches from inspiring English sources

But advocates of procedural approaches may worry that the goal of the women's movement, according to the capabilities approach, is to bring to women a particular way of life, namely one in which women can function in these ways, instead of freeing women up to find their own way (Cudd 2004, 50).

In the following, we focus on physically motivated sound, where the advantages of procedural approach are clear.

An application of procedural approach is also the framework by Owen et al. (2013) whereby responsible innovation is a process of inclusive anticipation and reflection, resulting in a response steering the innovation.

Solutions: Ask the group to formulate the problems in full phrases, to decide in favour of explanatory and/or procedural approaches, and to focus and reduce the problems for the initial session in order to leave room for further aspects if time permits.

Should the proposed approach (or a modified version of it) be used as a replacement for or in conjunction with standard procedural approaches of dealing with academic integrity violations?

The authors have previously proposed a macro-parametric approach [International Journal of CAD/CAM 2 (2002) 23], which is a variation of the procedural approach.

As Drucilla Cornell, an advocate of a procedural approach explains, "social equality [should be] redefined so as to serve freedom" (Cornell 1998, xii) because "there is nothing more fundamental for a human being" (17; see also Cudd 2004, 51 52).

S. Haegler et al. deal in their paper "Procedural modelling for digital cultural heritage" with the use of procedural modelling approaches based on shape grammars for the 3D visualization of archaeological sites.

It became clear that it is not procedural approaches (such as diagnosis or care plan), which set the tone of an admission, but human contact with staff.

These procedural approaches to both classifications show some differences.

Similar methodological or procedural approaches are encountered with other frameworks that explore, for example, empirically identified facilitators and barriers to the successful implementation of complex interventions [ 10- 12].