It was prompted by a proposal by Ken Livingstone for a Thames Gateway Bridge, the rationale being that as east London cranks up for the next Olympics, part of the legacy needs to be enhanced transport infrastructure.
Through bridging elements/self-rationale and clusters/networks, the application of systems theory and systemic notions to knowledge gains additional plausibility.
Therefore, this feedback instance belongs to the bridging quadrant, as it provides a rationale.
A further emphasis is placed on designing a conceptual bridge between the elements/self-rationale of a system and clusters/networks.
Therefore the rationale of this study was to bridge this gap and evaluate this second keystone by using a near complete large data collection of matched test data sources in the target region for the chlamydia screening programme.
The third quadrant was titled bridging where the tutors provided less explicit feedback with rationale.
John Judis summons the populist rationale:Suppose the government spends, say, $100 billion on bridges and buildings, and that $500 million of that is used to buy steel.
BC Green Leader Andrew Weaver called Horgan's rationale "incredibly cynical," adding the government's decision to cancel bridge tolls also added billions to public debt.
This following instance of feedback is categorized as bridging, as there is not only one way to form a grammatically accurate sentence, and rationale is provided as well.
The National Audit Office has been ordered to examine the "rationale" behind George Osborne's pledge of £30m of Treasury funding for the bridge.
