Characterized by a nuanced understanding of copyright law and its conflicting normative goals, Gandhi's thinking on copyright law reveals a reasoned, contextual, and incremental transformation over time, as the economic and political circumstances surrounding his engagement with copyright changed.
The structural transformation over time created a different configuration in forms of wage growth, and the ratio of export to import in these sectors (see Tables 11, 12).
Rather than the master/student relationship of the traditional apprenticeship, this model allows a student to experience increasing participation and identity transformation over time in supportive CoPs.
This age-related pattern is probably explained by a high persistency rate and increased risk of oncogenic transformation over time, consistent with observations reported by Kjaer and colleagues showing that the increased risk of CIN3 or cancer associated with HR-HPV infection, especially HPV16, is a continuous trend over several decades [ 33].
Many processes do not even enter maps in the first place, due to distant spatial or temporal drivers, societal meaning and relevance, and transformation over time (although this is hidden in a map; Wood 2010).
A multi-scale conceptual framework is proposed to analyze market functioning and transformation over time and space.
Migrants' aspirations are unique as a research window into the social factors which affect their agency and its transformation over time.
So a fan might assume he's the one to talk to about the Dead's transformation, over time, from living thing to library.
Memory consolidation refers to the transformation over time of experience-dependent internal representations and their neurobiological underpinnings.
While EIA is intended to directly influence decision-making regarding new development proposals, the process is also expected to lead to organisational learning and transformation over time.
The cataclysmic nature of its sudden loss – as opposed to abandonment, or transformation over time, or devastation by enemy force – served not only to stop the remaining inhabitants literally in their tracks, but to conserve traces of their lives, and very bodies, as if frozen in time.
