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In the classroom, this basic principle has been expressed under various names: positive feedback, reinforcement, operant conditioning, behaviour modification, assertive discipline.

Although the techniques have evolved, the basic principle has been used for many years.

As becomes clear from the analysis of his articles and speeches, his understanding of the union's basic principles has been practically invariable over time.

The Nexfin, using the same basic principles, has been redesigned to allow the use of present-day hardware, software, and physiological models.

Many of the full-time professionals who take part in Stern's executive M.B.A. program, he said, "are incredulous of how basic principles have been violated and at the same time questioning whether what they do for a livelihood is indeed tainted".

This could be due in part to the perception, unfortunately reinforced by many biologists, that natural selection is so logically compelling that its implications become self-evident once the basic principles have been conveyed.

These processes are called immunothrombosis, and the basic principles have been reviewed [ 3].

22 Several basic principles have been key motivating factors behind the choice of components in mesotherapy formulations and these remain unchanged despite all the recent findings on fibroblast metabolism.

Reperfusion injury has not been studied previously in relation to PDT and although the response of normal and tumour tissue to PDT related reperfusion injury may not be exactly the same, it would be inappropriate to try and understand it in tumour tissue until the basic principles had been studied in normal tissue.

And, since the Spano decision, the same basic constitutional principle has been broadly reaffirmed by this Court.

In computational biology this basic biological principle has been exploited to develop methods able to assign a given biological or molecular property on the basis of the labeling of neighborhoods in biomolecular networks [56,62].