Sentence examples for seeks to delineate from inspiring English sources

This paper seeks to delineate fundamental development and scaleup issues, and to relate them through example to the requirements of gas/liquid/solid reactor R&D.

The alleged abuse is heinous — there's nothing "artistic" about it — yet the arguments of each party are suffused with the kind of rich, if indeterminate, emotional, psychological, and intellectual twists and turns that literature seeks to delineate.

As David E. Wellbery has noted, "Kittler's discourse analysis follows the Foucauldian lead in that it seeks to delineate the apparatuses of power, storage, transmission, training, reproduction, and so forth to make up the conditions of factual discursive occurrences".

'The justification of taste' is an element central to the theory of taste, which seeks to delineate the relationship between taste and social distinction (Warde 2008).

Collingwood's first mature work, An Essay on Philosophical Method (1933), is a substantial treatise in metaphilosophy which seeks to delineate the subject matter and method of philosophical analysis.

The term "Psychopathy" popularized by Cleckley, seeks to delineate those that struggle with repeatedly committing such calculated acts, while demonstrating little remorse.

We sought to delineate the determinants of risk for AKI in older compared with younger adults.

This project sought to delineate, design, and implement the capacity building trainings desired by ADEPT member agencies.

Business researchers have developed a number of models over the last 20 years that seek to delineate stages of corporate growth.

The most painstakingly detailed in relation to Schumann was a 1925 article that sought to delineate hereditary laws governing musical ability.

This study sought to delineate the role of microenvironmental stressors on MSC viability and functional capacity in three dimensional (3D) culture.