Sentence examples for survey of issues from inspiring English sources

It's a comprehensive survey of issues facing America and the world – almost.

See also Price and Weslake (2009) for a survey of issues connected with the asymmetry of causation.

An example of scenario-based design is provided, shifting to a historical survey of issues in software and usability engineering.

The paper can be read as a survey of issues and techniques in the construction of ECAs, focusing on the generation of behaviour (i.e., focusing on information presentation) rather than on interpretation.

A useful survey of issues involving time and temporal reasoning in AI is Galton (1995); more recent surveys of the area are Fisher et al. (2005) and the more concise handbook chapter (Fisher 2008).

Two of the earliest pieces clearly identifiable as feminist epistemology were Lorraine Code's "Is the Sex of the Knower Epistemically Significant?" appearing in 1981 in Metaphilosophy and Sandra Harding's "Is Gender a Variable in Conceptions of Rationality: A Survey of Issues" appearing in 1982 in Dialectica.

Survey or Interview: To begin Mini-Unit 2, students take a survey of what issues matter most to them.

For details regarding the questionnaire development, see the publication of results from the first part of the survey on issues related to informed consent[ 7].

It would be useful to carry out a wider survey of the issues to explore the issues identified further and this is underway.

Using the company's website, would-be investors fill out a survey of the issues that matter to them most and OpenInvest does the rest.

Climate change Climate change was not mentioned in a recent survey of 19 issues causing concern for business leaders.