It is useful to think of the difference between the two concepts in terms of the difference between factors that are external and factors that are internal to the agent.
Jackson and Lewis both describe the ordinary concept as a 'folk concept', and they explain the folk concept in terms of its being, or incorporating, a folk theory.
The present work is focussed on the trade-off between conventional RF ESD protection concepts optimized in terms of capacitive load and the frequently discussed RF ESD codesign idea with ESD protection skilfully integrated into RF circuit design.
That is, if the most common concepts are in the darkest red spheres (warmest) and the least common concepts are in the purple spheres (coldest) then colours in-between that spectrum (e.g. pale green) reflect concepts that tend to be in-between in terms of their overall frequency.
Thus, although in general there is a correspondence between the concepts in RSMO and the terms adopted by the standards and models, their definitions are not exactly the same.
Most important, it reduces the time between concept, discovery, and translation in terms of policy or behavioral change.
These concepts are articulated in terms of our body's position in, and movement through, space.
As most concepts do, it rests on other concepts; "U.S. citizen" is defined in terms of the concepts "child" and "territory".
Explain concepts in layman's terms here, and go into more detail in later sections.
What one must remember here is that, the very concept of CSR differs between these two economies in terms of its definition as well as implementation.
