Sentence examples for richer framework from inspiring English sources

The approach to feedback in Sydney School's genre pedagogy provides a richer framework and more opportunities for learning, as it is different from the notion of feedback in the SLA and L2W approaches.

This paper proposes a statistical methodology that is not focussed exclusively on either differences or equivalences, but that provides a richer framework within which the conclusions of both types of assessment are allowed simultaneously.

The device of taking direct products of matrix tables which works in Fmla does not fare so well in the richer frameworks; some remarks on the comparison with Set-Fmla in this respect can be found in Rautenberg (1985), pp. 7 9, and (1989), esp.

The KAOS goal-oriented requirements engineering methodology provides a rich framework for requirements elicitation and management of such systems.

The categorization presented in this paper offers a rich framework for L2 writing instructors, as it situates written feedback as a mediation tool based on the related notions of ZPD and scaffolding.

The main contributions of the study are the updating of the main challenges for ecodesign implementation faced by industry, and the development of a rich framework of challenges, including new challenges not previously mentioned in the literature.

This concept paper reports on the design, development and exploitation of a rich framework to assess mathematical thinking of Stage One pupils and for what it means to understand and appreciate a mathematical topic.

This facilitates optimization of technologies and creates a rich framework for scientific study.

In this regard, we continue to find that the structure of CWA yet again gives a rich framework for thought.

The app provides a rich framework for customization of different signal flow algorithms to allow users to apply various approaches within a single computational framework.

Future studies will be able to use the rich framework of these linked QTL maps to better understand adaptive introgression in Louisiana Irises.