Sentence examples for to elaborate a framework from inspiring English sources

While my Aristotelian education has led me to elaborate a framework for my study before dissecting the martyrs' tales themselves that is, to explore my points of departure before attempting to reach my destination some readers might prefer to begin with the analysis of the stories in Part Two and only then return to the more theoretical issues discussed in Part One.

Moreover, the scenario planning process and its results directly contributed to the decision to elaborate a framework concept on adaptation to climate change in the city of Rostock.

(18) Kim, Kim, Khera & Getman 31 2014 USA Engineering, sociology, humanities HE Building on the RCOI framework, this study aimed to investigate participants' perceived values of the flipped classrooms with respect to the RCOI components and to elaborate a design framework from which design principles for the flipped classrooms could be specified.

The aims of the present contribution are: 1) to make a stratigraphic and sedimentological characterization of the study area; 2) to list the fauna outcropped at these palaeontological sites and establish a biostratigraphic framework; 3) to elaborate a palaeoenvironmental model for the area.

We built upon these frameworks to elaborate a classification mirroring the WHO six building blocks as many countries used the six building blocks framework when requesting funds from the Global Fund.

The article elaborates a framework to incorporate the anticipation and assessment of such mediations in design processes.

In this paper, we elaborated a framework that helps to scale up chemical production processes for LCA studies when only data from laboratory experiments are available.

The paper elaborates a framework with key design dimensions related to foresight process and outcomes in order to characterise different kinds of foresight projects.

The purpose of this paper is to further the notion of defining as a mathematical activity by elaborating a framework that structures the role of defining in student progress from informal to more formal ways of reasoning.

By drawing on innovation theory, and exemplifying by reference to the OECD futures project on Emerging Systemic Risk, the article elaborates a framework for technology assessment where the central elements are ubiquitous technological change and risk.

Judson et al. (2011) elaborated a framework for establishing biological pathway altering doses by using pharmaco-dynamic in vitro data together with pharmacokinetic modelling data.