Sentence examples for outlines a perspective from inspiring English sources
This paper discusses and outlines a perspective on economic growth based on evolutionary theorizing.
This study outlines a perspective on the export control system, discusses the most relative legislation, reveals the consequences of non-compliance and provides a case study and finally explains the function of export compliance in the international activities of firms.
We will provide an up-date on the clinical development of this virus and outline a perspective for its future development.
Some useful applications to justify the added complexity of this new method are then outlined and a perspective offered on the question of spray penetration of a crop canopy.
We use modularity and the view of development as a flexible evolutionary system to outline a unified perspective that includes both structural and functional aspects.
This contribution seeks to outline a statistical perspective for the construction of a European forest monitoring system, able to provide statistically sound estimates of forest condition (defoliation) parameters and of their changes over time.
In effect, by developing this notion, the Analects was outlining an ethical perspective whereby even the highest levels of the socio-political hierarchy could be critically assessed.
This perspective outlines an interdisciplinary approach to extend our knowledge on adaptation of human locomotion to a hypogravity environment, including biomechanical, neurophysiological, and comparative aspects, effective exercise countermeasures for astronauts, and even exobiology of new forms of locomotion on different planets.
After a survey of computationally successful techniques for continuous optimization, it also outlines the perspective offered by parallel computing, and stresses the importance of optimization modeling systems.
One opinion piece outlined from an indigenous perspective why a particular intervention that had intended to reduce GDM rates had not been effective 171, and another argued for the importance of looking at the 'root cause' of behavioural risk factors and engaging with indigenous communities to become advocates for social change 177.
