Sentence examples for portrayal method from inspiring English sources

Almost all participants felt that the fingertip culture and visual portrayal method improved their knowledge and confidence for 'Micro Kavach' to maintain hand hygiene.

Confidence building activities, as finger tip culture, visual portrayal method and handmade posters, were used in high-risk wards for HAIs, to build confidence for the 'test product' in removing transient flora from the hands.

Web cartography, in its portrayal methods and viewing conditions, differs from paper maps, including those produced by CAD or DeskTop Publishing (DTP) packages.

However, equally if not more important to Whewell's portrayal of scientific method is what he calls the "fundamental antithesis".

We conclude with a discussion of key characteristics of science that challenge a simple portrayal of the scientific method and that we believe should be emphasized in classrooms.

8. 'A DANGEROUS METHOD' David Cronenberg's portrayal of the rivalrous friendship of Sigmund Freud (Viggo Mortensen) and Carl Jung Michael Fassbenderr) is a thoughtful film of ideas clearly articulated, with a frisson of kinkiness involving their mutual patient Sabina Spielrein (Keira Knightley), with whom Jung (in the movie) had an affair.

He has not, he said, been applying Method principles to his portrayal of Cyrano by wearing the nose when he is not onstage.

Overall, the Alcohol TLFB method provides a relatively accurate portrayal of drinking, and has both clinical and research utility.

The use of fingertip culture method coupled with the visual portrayal and handmade poster was a simple, convincing, relatively inexpensive, enjoyable and self motivational approach to develop confidence and to achieve the acceptability of in-house prepared ABHR.

Later this method was applied brilliantly to the portrayal of the Vietnam War a conflict that seemed in itself surreal by Tim O'Brien in Going After Cacciato (1978) and the short-story collection The Things They Carried (1990).

But discussion of Ms. Goffman's book soon took on a more cutting tone, as reviewers questioned the accuracy of her portrayal of black life, the soundness of her methods, and the possibility that her book might harm its subjects.