Family entrepreneurship as a field of inquiry is suffering the consequences of conceptual dualisms rendering 'family' and 'business', 'kinship' and 'economy,'privatete,' and 'public' as distinct social and economic spheres.
Her doctoral research is about a theory of graded consequence, a field of study closely related to fuzzy logic, initiated by her PhD supervisor Mihir Kumar Chakraborty.
A field study of the costs and consequences of ELS following multifocal lens implantation is needed for a closer approximation to everyday practice.
It provides a new insight into the evaluation of gland parenchyma that may be translated into clinical applications in the field of irradiation consequences in HNSCC treatment, but there are no literature data concerning this issue.
The field of inductive consequence is difficult and important, but we shall leave that topic here and focus on deductive validity.
In the following, it is suggested that scientists with a need to understand a certain field of human action and the consequences and background of these actions can reach far by implementing different methods in their research, and we point to three different methodologies [ 10, 25]: a) supplementary validation; b) triangulation and c) knowledge generation.
Heat production by SPIONs following exposure to an alternating magnetic field are consequences of several types of loss processes, including hysteresis as well as Néel and Brownian relaxations [26, 27].
To examine whether or not the assignment of a given handle shape to a force field was of any consequence, counterbalancing was included as a between-subjects factor.
As a consequence, the field of image processing has numerous applications (medical, military, etc).. Nowadays and more than ever, images are everywhere and it is very easy for everyone to generate a huge amount of images, thanks to the advances in digital technologies.
We initiated a field experiment to test for hierarchical consequences of using cultivar and local ecotypes of dominant grasses on ecosystem functioning at the Southern Illinois University Agronomy Center in Carbondale, Illinois, USA (37°41′N, 89°14′W).
Unfortunately, our present scientific ability to predict all of the field-level consequences of such complex genetic changes is even more limited than our technical ability to implement them.
