Engineering students everywhere used the internet to outdo each other with time-space altering mortar blasts, while several groups completed rather in-depth investigations to determine the finest propellant/projectile combos.
Coupled together with a rather in-depth look at the first year of Organizing For America (OFA) from Politico, it seems to me to be time to send the White House a message.
This review provides a rather in-depth examination of chemistry and physiology of acid base balance in health and disease.
The views of Webb, Simpson and others were given some support by Cardiff University research last week, which found that impartiality was interpreted as providing equal say for both sides rather than in-depth scrutiny by experts or commentators.
Maher argues that the certification schemes such as the one used by Whistles to monitor its factories are pretty meaningless because they are based on social audits rather than in-depth investigation.
The interview is not a survey of Sirk's career but rather an in-depth exploration of several key experiences, beginning with his creation of a star — Zarah Leander, a Swedish singer who had little acting talent but impressed him with "the force of her personality".
Qualitative methods used are interviews, often more survey type rather than in-depth interviews (e.g. [36]) and are often said to produce quantitative data.
They point out the recruitment process has changed in recent years to place more emphasis on general skills and abilities rather than in-depth knowledge of the workings of EU institutions.
However, most of the reported PGA geometries (e.g. slots, holes) have been determined based on the engineering intuition (i.e. trial and error) rather than in-depth phenomenological analysis.
Investigations usually focus on simple data such as call data and communications (SMS/Email) rather than in-depth recovery of deleted data.
Scholars at University College London conducted a study titled "Information Behaviour of the Researcher of the Future", the results of which suggested that students' research habits tended towards skimming and scanning rather than in-depth reading.
