It was applied in ecology in the 1970s, then spread into the social sciences, especially in connection with social impacts of disasters and natural hazards, and now is referenced broadly with respect to any change or adverse circumstance.
A sensor model can be described broadly and will be referenced as a unique type of sensor.
Broadly speaking, reference points are one major determinant of the goals people aspire to achieve.
With property terms, scholarly resources can serve as broadly accepted references and dictionaries, such as the Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) by the US National Library of Medicine [40] and NeuroLex by the National Institutes of Health-contracted Neuroscience Information Framework [41].
At the time, Schmidt suggested that dealing with patents in a way that is more systematic might be beneficial to the industry, even broadly making reference to the idea of crowdsourcing.
Although both cloud computing and multiple k-mer approaches are widely available, they have not been employed as broadly as reference-based pipelines because some programing knowledge is required.
Despite the definitions given, at other points in the interviews the concept was also shown to be understood more broadly, with reference made to the motivation generated from appreciation.
The sort of necessity referenced here and throughout is necessity of the metaphysical or broadly logical sort (see Plantinga 1974a).
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The case of Leadnow, one of the groups specifically referenced both in the Canada Decides report and right-wing discourse more broadly, is particularly interesting here.
