Those who advocate for this method as a better alternative to foreign investment seem to assume that a company's assets are made up primarily of physical stuff; Piketty, for his part, defines corporate capital as "land, dwellings, commercial inventory, other buildings, machinery, infrastructure, patents, and other direct owned professional assets".
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Those who advocate for this method as a better alternative to foreign investment seem to assume that a company's assets are made up primarily of physical stuff; Piketty, for his part, defines corporate capital as "land, dwellings, commercial inventory, other buildings, machinery, infrastructure, patents, and other direct owned professional assets".
"A network is only as good as its weakest link," Davis's consultants, Dutch firm Mobycon, wrote in a report for a city advocating for the method.
Identifying, supporting, and otherwise "nurturing" a nucleus of "champions" to become advocates for the method itself and for its introduction at policy, program, system, and service provider levels.
The bootstrapping technique advocated in this method was also employed.
A renowned author, speaker and educator, Dr. Frank Wildman is recognized as a pioneering advocate for the Feldenkrais Method -- a philosophy and system of movement that has revolutionized the treatment for pain and loss of energy associated with daily activity, exercise and aging.
We, however, advocate for our codesign method, as it facilitated focused, productive participant involvement; richly contextualized information about current care strategies and envisioned AAL support; and enthusiastic attitudes toward AAL, as compared to previous attitudinal findings by colleagues [ 23].
Frederick Jelinek, who headed the speech program at I.B.M. for two decades until 1993, was an advocate for statistical methods, but the linguists on his team resisted.
Health educators may wish to design smoking prevention programs which advocate for alternative methods of weight reduction rather than using smoking as a means of weight control.
Also backing him up were ethicist William Hurlbut of Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, an advocate for finding alternative methods to embryo destruction for generating ES cells, and physician Donald Landry of Columbia University, who is seeking to get stem cells from "dead" embryos.
Harvard Medical School surgeons Peter T. Masiakos and Andrew L. Warshaw, writing in a letter to the editor of the Annals of Surgery in May 2017, argued that medical professionals have a responsibility to advocate for methods that would prevent these gun violence injuries in the first place.
