Inspired by the ecological approach of Gibson [13], he drew a sharp distinction between "musical listening", which is focusing on the attributes of the "sound itself", and "everyday listening" in which " the perceptual dimensions and attributes of concern correspond to those of the sound-producing event and its environment, not to those of the sound itself".
It has been argued that a value-driven approach can potentially eliminate troubling issues that arise during the design process, such as cost and schedule overrun, by taking a holistic perspective on how individual design decisions impact high-level attributes of concern.
However, if such shifts are not anticipated, we caution that our method could provide misleading information about how reductions in human pressures will affect ecosystem attributes of concern.
The reduced probability for the class of antidepressants could possibly be attributed to concerns of patients on the effectiveness of the generic alternative.
Furthermore, the CMA Code of Ethics section 'General Responsibilities' article 14 states that health professionals must "take all reasonable steps to prevent harm to patients" [ 19], p. 2. This is where the relative nature of the definition attributed to harm becomes of concern.
The airline said it made the cuts because of "softening demand in the past few weeks attributed to concern about the situation in the Middle East".
The name of the attribute is "concern", and the value of the attribute is given by the variablel ${concern}.
A third of TB suspects attributed delays to a lack of concern about their symptoms, and the perception that diagnostic tests were not necessary was a major reason for their low uptake.
Farron is a committed Christian and was among nine Lib Dem MPs to abstain at a third reading of the marriage (same-sex couples) bill, a move he attributes to concerns about aspects of the bill relating to "protecting people's right to conscience".
