Although intuitively appealing, the concepts of transparency and privacy have many interpretations and are difficult to conceptualize, which makes it often hard to implement them.
But despite appearances, there is no circularity, since Frege analyzes the second-order concept being a concept under which two objects fall without appealing to the concept two.
As appealing as the concept of a stable cycling ecosystem is, it is an incomplete picture in both present and historical aspects.
Many neuroscience authors address this by appealing to the concept of finite size scaling and many published reports implicitly assume that distributions are power law with truncation to account for the so-called finite size effect.
Hick justifies this by appealing to the concept of mystery.
12 In appealing to the concept of natality, Habermas is able account for the possibility of autonomy despite the forces of socialization, since he claims that our natality allows us to identify the 'self' as it existed prior to the forces of socialization.
Given that public health interventions in emergency situations have as primary objective to save lives and prevent immediate mortality due to communicable diseases, an idea which is appealing to donors, the concept of diabetes treatment and management in emergency settings may be tough to sell to donors.
The notion of the brotherhood, embodied by the pilgrims all wearing the same clothes, is appealing in concept, but I couldn't help be struck by the irony of this brotherhood being celebrated in a country where equality is, to put it mildly, not a political priority.
Similarly, managers may be intrigued by the appealing concept of hedgehogs and foxes used in the 2001 hit Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap … and Others Don't.
The comparison of group-specific variants, while appealing in concept, seems to require rather close matching of sample sizes.
