It helps distinguish cases where what is at issue is primarily a descriptive matter, namely, the application of a given theory or test of capacity, from cases that are essentially normative in nature, for example, where what is at issue is the empirical validity of the concept of capacity embodied in a given test.
"One of the main reasons trademarks are denied is the descriptive issue," Kocinski Trager says, "Of the need to disclaim a part of their mark except in the context of the full mark". Say what?
Thus, if we accept Quine's general picture of knowledge, it becomes quite difficult to disentangle normative from descriptive issues, or questions about the psychology of human belief revision from questions about the justifiability or rational defensibility of such revisions.
First, we will conduct a descriptive study on the issue of nursing recruitment.
Analysis for each interview began by 'open coding' the interview transcript, giving each section of the transcript that addressed a particular issue a descriptive tag or 'code'code
Analysis for the first four interviews began by 'open coding' the interview transcripts, giving each section of a transcript that addressed a particular issue a descriptive tag or 'code' (e.g. a section of a transcript could be labelled 'frustration with continuity of care').
At this stage, the issue changes from a descriptive to a prescriptive or normative one.
The analysis was done as a group activity from the written notes using a descriptive, thematic approach derived from the issues raised in the data.
A history essay is not a descriptive essay, but rather an essay that addresses a specific event, issue or question pertaining to a historical subject.
For most people, it's better to find a descriptive or more open gesture to emphasize a key issue.
With this as background, there is a need for a descriptive model to illustrate and explain different architectural TD issues.
