The phrase "activation principles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, neuroscience, or any field discussing mechanisms that trigger or activate certain processes or behaviors.
Example: "Understanding the activation principles behind human behavior can help us design more effective interventions."
Alternatives: "triggering mechanisms" or "activation rules".
More recently, activation principles have been extended to cover a wider range of population groups, and increasingly in a co-ordinated manner across policy domains.
But the evidence also shows that some countries have played lip service to activation principles or failed to implement them effectively; in these cases, the outcomes were disappointing.
Therefore, the empirical analysis also opens up for the importance of the time sequence according to which Denmark adapted the programme and centralized activation principles in 1999, Norway following in 2004 and Sweden in 2010.
There was much lip service paid by the Irish authorities to activation principles, and the public spending effort on ALMPs was well above average: in 2011, the Irish public spending effort was 0.9% of GDP compared with an OECD average of just under 0.6%.
The majority of quantitative cell fusion assays are based either on biochemical complementation or on transcription activation principles.
Hibbs and Gouaux[ 12]identified permeation and activation principles in an anion receptor.
Based on the trait activation principle, researchers have tested whether personality traits are capable of predicting sport performance (under pressure).
In comparison with Principle 3, it is more challenging to consider the neuropsychological corollaries of the varying polarity of AG activation (Principle 4) as this (like the DMN) is a phenomenon that pertains, perhaps specifically, to functional neuroimaging.
Although the spreading activation principle has been widely adopted when characterizing the dynamics of processing between the semantic level and the lexical level, it is not as widely employed when characterizing processing at the segmental phonological level.
EMCCs work in close cooperation with police and fire and rescue service coordination centres, and the usual approach when facing larger incidents is the triple-activation principle, activating EMS, police and fire and rescue services simultaneously.
In this paper, we describe one such set of architectural principles – activation dynamics over a developmental distributed associative substrate – and show how this enables an account of a fundamental competence for social cognition: multi-modal behavioural alignment.
