Analysis of an institution (n.) is a study of an institution in terms of its reasoning, purposes, effects and strategic uses.
Analysis of an institution (n.) is a form of analysis concerned with the institution's rationality, its result, its use, and its strategic configurations.
Analysis of human Dasein (n.) is Heidegger's study of the basic structures of human existence, meant to open up the question of being.
The Analysis of human Dasein (n.) is the attempt to catch being in the act of worrying.
The Analysis of human Dasein (n.) is only meant to pave the way for a discussion of being itself.
Cohort analysis (n.) is a method of tracking groups of customers who started at the same time, instead of looking only at totals.
Cohort analysis (n.) is analysis based on the simple idea of looking past total revenue and total number of customers and instead focusing on the performance of each group of customers (i.e. The performance of new customers within each month).
Cost-benefit analysis (n.) turns attacks on civilians into respectable arithmetic: blood poured in against the democracy hoped for at the other end.
Cost-benefit analysis (n.) applied to terror weighs how much blood and misery to pour in against the chance of democracy coming out the other end — assuming we have the right to run the sum.
Cost-benefit analysis (n.) is, in the hands of the rulers of the world, a weighing of how much blood and misery to pour into another country against the chance that democracy emerges.
A Cost-benefit analysis (n.) is how a spreadsheet decides which neighborhood gets the highway through it.