Sentence examples for study of sorts from inspiring English sources

Wonderland, for me, became a case study of sorts — and an occasion to talk about the rise of high-end, for-profit rehab clinics.

I'm not alone in my ardor: in July, New York University's Fales Library acquired the magazine's archive, which it will use as a case study of sorts to develop standards for the preservation of digital media.

Project Escher is a study of sorts in speeding up the 3D printing process and providing the fastest output possible, to take what once took hours or days and reduce that timing dramatically.

Let's take this viral video as a case study of sorts.

Finally, as emphasized above, a concern with the pragmatics of explanation, naturally connects with an interest in the "psychology" of explanation, and this in turn suggests the relevance of empirical studies of sorts of information that various subjects (ordinary folks, scientists) find explanatory, treat as providing "understanding", the distinctions subjects make among explanations and so on.

Recently, the study of different sorts of stabilities of FDEs has attracted the attention of researchers.

An example of one part of logistic might be the study of various sorts of means and proportions, which focus on the quantitative relations of numbers to one another (e.g., Nicomachus, Ar. II. 21 ff).

A study of the sorts of people who travel across the country just to sleep outdoors after a Radiohead set.

Whilst crop climate relationships are still the most common agricultural study of this sort, on-farm management, hydrology, pests, diseases and livestock are now also examined.

But it is not a compelling argument to suggest that because a study of this sort cannot be done perfectly it should be ignored.

A first study of this sort was carried out by a team led by Hiranya Peiris of University College London.