These failures depend on an array of context-based factors, yet we probably must not underestimate the fact that some responsibility lies within the discipline itself.
Designing the framework in this way emphasized that engineering problems occur in a diverse array of contexts.
These are positive steps to build on to ensure that transitional justice mechanisms address these injuries and losses in the array of contexts in which disappearances occur.
REST and CoREST perform a broad array of context-specific functions, which include repression of neuronal differentiation genes in neural stem cells (NSCs) and other non-neuronal cells as well as promotion of neurogenesis.
Stigma is a complex phenomenon that has been applied to a wide array of contexts and accordingly definitions vary [ 14].
Bloom's framework has been applied in an array of contexts in undergraduate biology education (Crowe et al., 2008), including characterizing exams (Zheng et al., 2008).
General self-efficacy refers to one's belief in one's capability of meeting task demands in a broad array of contexts, and will be measured with the New General Self-Efficacy Scale [ 40].
The two selected regions are representative of Quebec province for age and sex distribution, are the two most populous (accounting for 43 % of the province's population and approximately half of all primary healthcare organisations in the province) and sprawl across a diverse array of contexts, including metropolitan, suburban, small town and rural areas.
Berlioz, meanwhile, works his orchestral magic around this pattern, providing an ever shifting array of harmonic contexts.
The versatility of this approach makes it ideally suited as the basis for a theory of smart institutions, where the vast array of social contexts exceeds even the applications found in engineering.
Such splits permit a volumetric decomposition into convex elements; As convex polyhedra can represent many shapes more faithfully than boxes, shape grammar rules can adapt to a much wider array of different contexts.
