In an interpretation and synthesis phase, we drew together findings from this analysis, adding those from successive texts to an emerging picture of the whole using the constant comparative method.
MAG participated in design, data collection, analysis and discussion of results and writing of the successive texts, including the final version, and as the first author of the article, accepts full responsibility for the conduct of the research; CA participated in the discussion of study design and in the analysis of data and results; AO participated in the analysis of data and results.
Step 5: Repeat the steps 3 and 4 until there is an increase in the successive values of (text {TC}).
Via a web-based questionnaire, adult residents of Oslo, Norway (N = 154) were presented with text describing successive pairs of park alternatives.
Du Châtelet refers here to Newton's "Queries" appended to the Opticks, a set of extended questions and speculations on numerous questions within natural philosophy that were appended to successive editions of the text in its original English and in Latin translation.
Josquin frequently used imitation, especially paired imitation, in writing his motets, with sections akin to fugal expositions occurring on successive lines of the text he was setting.
Additional evidence for compatibility with log-Poisson statistics is provided by the demonstration that the sequence of τ values is 'memoryless', that is there is little autocorrelation between successive logarithmic waiting times (Text S1, Fig. S2), as expected in a log-Poisson process [4].
The purpose of engaging this specific set of participants was to unpack the implicit tension between the Go4Health Project's advocacy goal vis a vis the apparent sidelining of the right to health in post-2015 global health policy discourse, identified in Go4Health's Work Package 3 (WP3) analysis of successive key post-2015 SDG texts from 2013 [ 8, 9, 11, 21].
The Avesta is, therefore, a collection of texts compiled in successive stages until it was completed under the Sāsānians.
Early vocal music like Gregorian chant often uses a melismatic style, in which a single syllable of text is sung between successive notes.
