Sentence examples for pioneering methodology from inspiring English sources

Using a pioneering methodology, the survey measures the extent of child poverty, in terms not only of income, but of deprivation of basic human rights such as shelter, food, water, sanitation, health, education and information.

Thanks to their pioneering methodology, the world now can measure the extent of child poverty, not in terms of income, but in the denial of their basic human rights to such necessities of life as shelter, food, water, health, education and information.

More recently, Yang et al. [6] proposed a pioneer methodology to tackle both color information and geometric attacks using the quaternion polar harmonic transform.

This pioneer methodology helped us find almost 200 new transcripts with coding potential.

The conservation of the Ghent Altarpiece in the mid-1950s pioneered methodologies and scholarship in technical studies.

The pioneering generic methodologies and methods are presented in the paper project for designing systems capable of achieving these objectives in the cost effective manner at existing CIS and also in the future.

Steven is also the Co-Founder and Director of Research for the Flow Genome Project, an international scientific effort to decode the mysteries of ultimate human performance, and Co-Founder of Rancho de Chihuahua dog sanctuary, which has been nationally recognized for pioneering new methodologies in both hospice care for elderly animals and long term rehabilitation for special needs animals.

Quantcast has pioneered a new methodology combining panels with direct "site-side" measurement pixels that collect traffic data on a census basis.

Haldane said the Bank had used methodology pioneered in the US to model the impact of smarter machines on the UK labour market and its more than 30 million employees.

They thought that "the problem" in global health was economic inequality, and in Haiti Partners in Health pioneered a grassroots methodology to tackle it: improve the lives of communities by training locals to provide medical care (thus creating jobs) and by expanding access to food, sanitation and other basic necessities.

A methodology pioneered by Bernot et al.