Sentence examples for operationalization- from inspiring English sources

"The Bhutanese have combined Buddhist spirituality and barefoot economics into a unique model that a lot of other nations can learn from," observes Jean Timsit, a Paris-based lawyer and artist who provided the funding to publish a handbook on "operationalization of Gross National Happiness," based on a conference held in Bhutan in 2004.

What justifies an observer to report having observed a case of measles according to one operationalization might require her to say no more than that she had observed symptoms according to another.

They are likely to improve the operationalization of the relevant concepts and to better understand the philosophical implications of the results.

(Because the representation and adequate management of biodiversity is an explicit goal of conservation planning, operationalization of "biodiversity" is a necessity and not a luxury motivated by some recondite philosophical agenda).

Bentham would give these basic postulates exposition, argumentative support, and further refinement in the decades following, but it was the operationalization of the utility principle that absorbed most of his energy and time during a long and highly productive working life.

Although this entails difficult problems concerning a clear-cut definition and operationalization, something akin to meaning, both explicitly and implicitly, might be a relevant informational currency for mind-matter relations within the framework of decompositional dual-aspect thinking (Atmanspacher 2014).

Bridgman's ideal was to operationalize each and every concept if possible, and each case of de-operationalization rang alarm bells in his head.

But it is more faithful to actual scientific practice to think of operationalizations as defeasible rules for the application of a concept such that both the rules and their applications are subject to revision on the basis of new empirical or theoretical developments.

one might suppose that operationalizations are definitions or meaning rules such that it is analytically true, e.g., that every liquid that turns litmus red in a properly conducted test is acidic.

Definitional or not, investigators in different research traditions may be trained to report their observations in conformity with conflicting operationalizations.

Operationalizations are thus sensitive and subject to change on the basis of findings that influence their usefulness (Feest, 2005).