This dissertation develops an interpretation of the foundational commitments of Stoic ethics.
To understand better the limitations and biases of this process, we developed an interpretation of antibody maturation within the framework of sequence space and fitness landscapes.
In the first part of the book, he considers the "Cartesian Predicament". This includes a helpful account of Descartes' rejection of Aristotelianism (chapter 5), before developing an interpretation of Descartes as a top-down theorist.
The students describe their data to one another and are then tasked with developing an interpretation of the volcanic activity that can satisfy all the datasets they have examined.
Friedman has modified his original position in response to criticism from Emily Carson Carsonn 1997), who has developed an interpretation of Kant's theory of geometry that is Parsonsian in its anti-formalist emphasis on the epistemological and phenomenological over the logical role for intuition in mathematics.
The more precise you try to be about it... you lose the intuitiveness out of that process and it starts to become more of a criteria related... you end up measuring what you can measure rather than what is necessarily important... you destroy the flower by dissecting it However, through discussion over two years, we developed an interpretation of 'quality' within the team.
Stage 1 produced a detailed commentary of the interview and involved describing, summarizing and paraphrasing the remarks from each interview as well as developing an interpretation of them (i.e., looking at the language used and the context of remarks or concerns).
Nonlinear behavior of the RC columns located along the perimeter in the longitudinal direction is modeled using the 'FEMA Column, Concrete Type' element in Perform 3D developed based on an interpretation of the ASCE/SEI 41-13 20133) Table 10-8.
While at the CES - from January till December 2012 - he will finish this book and develop an alternative interpretation of the plight of undocumented migrants by revising Agamben's concept of the state of exception.
Common ideas and theories within these citations were used to develop an integrated interpretation of transformative learning in the form of a new programme theory (expressed as a model, see below) to describe current data on how and why conceptualisations of success and failure impact on non-linear transitions (i.e. transformations) for patients, GPs and trainees.
