The hierarchical schema, however, is only a 'shell' that can accommodate the concepts and their relations particular to a domain (Rector, 1999; Schulze-Kremer, 2002).
Simultaneously, the conceptual framework attempts to accommodate the sustainability concept as the key dimension to quality of life.
The analysis indicates that Nepal's forest policy and practices are still dominated by a narrowly conceived notion of forest management that does not accommodate the holistic concept of ES.
Group 2 students added mutation later, and at the time of the final exam, they were still possibly tuning or restructuring their conceptual models to accommodate the new concept; their propositions, thus, were less accurate than those of group 1.
In fact, to accommodate the complete concept of bioavailability, it is arguable that the term has become devalued and an impediment to transparent and objective assessment of dietary nutritional and risk assessment.
So undertaking the journey towards a zero rate is valid but we should acknowledge that many different paths are needed to accommodate the complexity of the concept we are dealing with.
To accommodate this concept, the 'not null' constraint for organism_id of the stock table has been dropped.
These custom forms accommodate the entry of concepts that are relevant in multiple medical contexts.
In keeping with previous Who albums, Tommy featured some crackling electric powerpop (Pinball Wizard, I'm Free), and a few comedy moments for Keith Moon and John Entwistle to let fly (Tommy's Holiday Camp, Fiddle About), but was stretched to double album length to accommodate the album's overriding concept (deaf, dumb and blind kid finds deliverance in amusement arcades).
They cannot accommodate the development of incommensurable concepts in the course of scientific advance.
