Sentence examples for organising concept from inspiring English sources

Still, as a way of viewing the outside world, the fight against terrorism may now come to represent for America what the cold war did for much of the second half of the 20th century: a means of ordering defence priorities and national budgets at home; a way of organising military, political and diplomatic power abroad; a new focus for old institutions and an organising concept for new ones.

Taking landscape as our organising concept, we analyse the 62 turbine, approximately 155 Megawatt Nant y Moch proposal in Ceredigion.

Codes will then be developed into themes, and a central organising concept constructed which captures the essence of a theme.

(Becta, 2008, p. 26) For Hartley (2008) personalisation is the "organising concept" (p. 365) of the marketisation of education, while for Bragg (2014) personalisation "speaks to the student as consumer of education" (p. 310).

"It is constantly on the lookout for organising concepts".

In order to distinguish the economics of financial markets from financial markets the subject design provides economic organising concepts; these are the efficiency of financial markets and the impact of financial variables on the real sector of the economy.

In our opinion, the following way of organising the concepts is logically consistent and corresponds to the general sense of the literature to date.

So, if you want to organise a concept of tailor-made care, these are the building blocks.

Transcripts from the focus groups were analysed using a thematic analysis approach, extracting information related to the research question (i.e., to help PCPs identify fibromyalgia in their practice) and organising it into concepts and sub-concepts.

The UMLS is organised by concepts, and one of its primary purposes is to connect different names for the same concept from many different vocabularies.

Labour has promoted the idea of community organising, a concept that originated in the US, in its own ranks.