methodology

名词方法论; 方法学; （从事某一活动的）一套方法

1. 方法学：而所谓的'方法论'或'方法学'(methodology),则属于第二层次的语言(second-orderlanguage),或称为后设语言(meta-language),系以方法为研究对象所形成的语言,用以评估各种研究知识之方法的功用与局限.

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1. methodology的意思

1. （进行教学、研究等的）方法论,方法学，一套方法
    A methodology is a system of methods and principles for doing something, for example for teaching or for carrying out research.

    e.g. Teaching methodologies vary according to the topic...
           题目不同，教学法也不一样。
    e.g. In their own work they may have favored the use of methodology different from mine.
           他们在做自己的工作时，也许更喜欢使用和我不一样的一套方法。

1. Old manufacturing methodology will need to be cast aside along with stereotyped marketing techniques and traditional sales structures.

2. The census methodology needs to incorporate these additional factors, and people collecting data have to be taught and trained accordingly.

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3. It fully embodies the Marxist worldview on and methodology for development and represents the latest achievement in adapting Marxism to China's conditions.

4. methodology

4. Yu's unique methodology of investigation would have him chat up a village store owner by buying a lot of stuff there.

5. The latest study was more complete and its methodology was reviewed by a group of scientists.

6. The camp's methodology was summarized as " BlueStar Pattern ", now considered as an advanced camp structure in China.

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7. Despite the unfamiliarity of the creative thinking techniques the producers rapidly caught onto the methodology and theory.

8. It uses a new methodology that draws upon the best and latest information, including data only recently available from the World Bank.

9. Liu says every CDM project is unique, from the project design to the application of even the simplest baseline methodology.

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10. It is against the WTO rules and relies on incorrect evaluation methodology and uses double standards for investigation.

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