These can be understood as 'a positionally objective belief that is, in fact, mistaken in terms of transpositional scrutiny' (ibid., p163).
It should be clear that although the Overijssel case has elements of social capacity building, which could be understood as a meta-public objective, the project is not (so much) about sustainability of communities as such, but about the role of communities in protecting and indeed improving the sustainability of the environment - as an actual public interest.
He can thus be understood as arguing for a new, objective way of understanding the epistemological grounds for grouping individuals into species.
In that line of thoughts, Europeanization can be understood as a process through which objectives, methods, rules and instruments, to ways of doings, shared beliefs and values are assimilated at the local level.
Lacan's phrase "symbolic order," which encompasses all of the preceding, can be understood as roughly equivalent to what Hegel designates as "objective spirit".
And, as Goodhue [ 8] shows, user evaluation is a good surrogate for the overall fit, explaining partly why user acceptance studies have found so widespread use (which should not be understood as to underestimate the significance of objective performance measures).
Therefore, the tight control principle can be understood as a protocol based on an objective measure of disease activity that determines whether treatment is escalated or reduced; a low threshold of continuing disease activity triggers a treatment change; and treatment decisions are made frequently (monthly rather than every 3 months) [ 42].
Broadly defined, aspirations can be understood as a desire to achieve a certain objective.
However, these results should not be understood as evidence that stasis should be the objective of radioembolization.
Risk is not an objective phenomenon, but must be understood as deeply socio-political.
