Sentence examples for plurality of methods from inspiring English sources

Books in this series pursue this challenge from a variety of disciplinary perspectives, at different levels of governance, and with a plurality of methods.

To answer to this issue a plurality of methods are available helping the designer (or pretending to) to assess product lifecycle or to provide suggestions on how to innovate the product or process according to sustainable goals.

Epistemic arguments reinforced this impulse toward a plurality of methods.

While at times feminists have been skeptical about the capacity of conventional research methods to expose systematic bias, it is now generally agreed that a plurality of methods have been productive for achieving feminist goals.

This suggests that different methods of analysis are complementary, and that gaining a more complete picture of bias in peer review requires a plurality of methods.

The high-dimensionality of the statistical models and the plurality of methods considered mean that, at the level of the literature, machine-learning techniques probably give rise to more variability, although they do come with more expressiveness and power.

At present a plurality of manufacturing methods, different manufacturing processes and manufacturing equipment are known in order to produce and customize work pieces and products.

Over time, the perspective of "integration", often the primary concern of funding institutions, evolved into a more articulated intercultural approach, abandoning the narrow label of "migrant" and opening up to a plurality of cultural cosmovisions, methods, forms, expressions and languages.

Others seem to have a distinct e-commerce bent ("Systems and methods wherein a buyer purchases products in a plurality of product categories", 7188080; "Method, computer product and apparatus for facilitating the provision of opinions to a shopper from a panel of peers", 7526440).

The result is a plurality of pluralisms.

Mr. Romney is also close to 100 percent certain to win at least a plurality of delegates, according to this method.