Sentence examples for overarching theoretical from inspiring English sources

He was one for emphasising practicalities, such as better security apparatus at airports, rather than formulating overarching theoretical constructs.

He said he hoped Mr. Kissinger planned to get beyond such overarching theoretical issues and plunge into the details that most interest the families.

After addressing some overarching theoretical issues, we close with recommendations for further research with regard to experimental design, measurement, analysis, and reporting.

We combine arguments from entrepreneurship theory and the theory of recombinative innovation to construct an overarching theoretical framework that argues why resource constraints can promote, rather than impede, radical innovation.

Lexical Collocation Analysis: Advances and Applications begins with a proposal for integrating both collocational and valency phenomena within the overarching theoretical framework of construction grammar.

Deedra: The Costa Rica program is simultaneously international and local, small-scale and large-scale, and of practical and overarching theoretical importance.

The overarching goal of this theoretical work was to assess whether coupled cortical oscillations can achieve on-line speech decoding from continuous signal.

But since the resulting interpretation lacks an overarching structure, it has few theoretical resources to adjudicate conflicts between different values, and it may become quite unclear what the view says about particular difficult cases.

The overarching goal of this team is to use both theoretical and experimental approaches inspired by Physics and Engineering to attack important problems in cancer biology by developing novel technology and analytical and computational methods to track the dynamics of cancer at the single cell level.

Of the papers included here, two are abstract and theoretical, focusing on linguistic methodology and Caldwell's overarching views on the nature of meaning-in-context.

As for the theoretical relationship between qualitative data and environmental health, two overarching paradigms interpretivism and positivism characterize how people view the world and, some would argue, imply how the world should be studied (Ulin et al. 2005).