Thus, Heisenberg was led to consider the 'transition quantities' as the basic ingredients of the theory.
Special attention is paid to Goal Delegation and Goal Adoption that are considered as the basic ingredients of social commitment and contract, and then of exchange, cooperation, group action, and organisation.
As well as basic ingredients, labels also disclose country of origin, irradiation and even, orange juice 'made from concentrate'.
The history of science provides another paradigmatic example of the use of these figures as basic ingredients in physical description: Kepler's 1596 Mysterium Cosmographicum presents a planetary architecture grounded on the five regular solids.
Section 2 describes in detail the proposed solution, summarizing the main technologies and protocols that are used as basic ingredients.
Many authors emphasize group communication, dialogue, planning, and reflecting as basic ingredients in workplace learning.
New ways to get seeds into the hands of farmers are needed, as well as broader investment in the basic ingredients of a farm economy: roads, credit and farmer education, among others.
As the ballet proceeds, the basic ingredients of dancing to music, of man meeting woman, of ballerina amid corps de ballet, of holding a balance and stepping out of it become more powerfully charged than with the work of any other choreographer.
It should come as no surprise, our finding that independent viable autocatalytic cores embedded in a large molecular network can be considered as units of evolution, since the basic ingredients of differential growth rates and division times among potentially competing entities are fulfilled.
In this calculus all the basic ingredients of rewriting such as rewrite rules, rule applications and results are first-class objects.
