With modern scientific advances in communications, however, such as high-speed printing and radio, together with important developments in the fields of public-opinion analysis and the prediction of mass behaviour, psychological warfare has become a more systematic and widespread technique in strategy and tactics, and a larger ingredient of warfare as a whole.
Future work would benefit from coding intervention descriptions using the recently developed Behaviour Change Technique Taxonomy (BCTTv1) [ 4], which enables a detailed description of intervention content according to 93 theoretically derived techniques and may allow for a more systematic analysis of which techniques are more effective in improving outcomes.
If carbon challenges are to be met then improved energy management techniques will require a more systematic approach so that facilities managers can identify energy streams and pinpoint problems, particularly where they have assumed responsibility for existing buildings which often have a legacy of poorly metered fuel consumption.
There are also comprehensive packages that bring together many different basic techniques, providing for a more systematic approach [e.g., [ 17]].
A CLASS IN POISE If you want a more systematic, long-term approach to posture change, consider the Alexander technique, a method that teaches you how recognize and release habitual tension that interferes with good posture.
The systematic application of sensitive techniques to detect these viruses, as well as a more systematic surveillance system for viral diarrhea, would provide broader knowledge of norovirus infection in Spain.
A more systematic retribution followed.
MDBs are too important – a more systematic solution is needed.
Now, he said, a more systematic approach is needed.
But it takes a more systematic approach than many other studies of its ilk.
