Sentence examples for studies themes from inspiring English sources

Second, the set of papers that make up this special symposium issue are briefly summarized herein and then related to both the STS Ibero-American context and STS studies themes derived from Europe and the United States.

In the above studies, themes such as vegetation, land use/land cover, hydrogeomorphology, drainage, lithology, subsurface lithology, structure, and slope were interpreted to infer groundwater potential.

We aim to draw together individuals working on disability studies themes from a wide range of disciplines into an intellectual community that will support, challenge, and improve each other's work.

In general, while browsing through the book I got the impression that its authors remain somewhat undecided about whether to offer a short index of film studies themes or a more in-depth handbook.

included adults over age 65, any aspect of food activity included in study design or findings, for quantitative studies: a measure of identity included in study design, for qualitative studies: themes related to identity evident in study findings.

We screened the study titles and abstracts of the limited and secondary searches to determine which articles met the following inclusion criteria: included adults over age 65, any aspect of food activity included in study design or findings, for quantitative studies: a measure of identity included in study design, for qualitative studies: themes related to identity evident in study findings.

Teachers in ORIAS World History Reading Groups read one book each month within a global studies theme.

"It had a particular focus, it had an international studies theme, as well as an emphasis on Arabic language," Mr. Harries said in an interview yesterday.

The content of the study is framed by a common first grade social studies theme: family diversity, and takes its lead from the recent papal urging to pursue topics of discomfort at the peripheries of Catholic thinking.

It has introduced a five-term year and its 10 and 11-year-old pupils study themes, such as "international trade", rather than subjects.

At Warwick, the course focuses on Latin America and the Caribbean as well as North America; study themes include migration, slavery and colonialism, and students also learn Spanish as part of their course.