Sarah Manguso's book is less concerned with the phenomenology of grief than with the methodology of grief-writing.
Today, however, the focus is very much on international art, which reflects the influence of what Mr. Celant considers the last show to break with the "methodology" of group shows -- "Magicians of the Earth" at the Pompidou Center and La Villette in Paris in 1989, which was organized by Mr. Martin when he was director of France's National Museum of Modern Art.
Fundamentally, the countermeasure program is a public-health project, yet with its reliance on classified intelligence and secret-threat assessments, it is more closely aligned in many respects with the methodology of other national-security projects.
In an e-mail message, Ms. Ekwurzel, who quibbled a bit with the methodology of Mr. Edwards's paper, suggested that, even allowing for its conclusions, preventing obesity rates from increasing ought not be considered a priority for cutting emissions — for individuals or policy makers.
As you progress with the methodology of your self-improvement, the tenants of "agile marketing" can also come in handy.
The pragmatic theory of truth, beginning with Charles Peirce, had emphasized its continuity with the methodology of science.
In the years before World War I, Łukasiewicz worked predominantly on matters to do with the methodology of science.
Stochastic optimization problems are solved with the methodology of chance constrained programming.
This article deals with the methodology of an electronic system design at liquid-helium temperatures.
(See Burge 2005, 2010 and 2011 for arguments to the effect that a denial of this claim is empirically untenable and incompatible with the methodology of vision science).
