This admittedly radical position might be called, to adapt a term from the world of tennis, the extreme Western gripe.
We suggest there is possible tension as scholars endeavour to attain internal legitimacy and respond to calls to adapt theories to explain Asia-specific phenomena or develop new models and theories relevant to the Asian context (Tsui, 2006) while at the same time needing to meet an equally pressing requirement of external legitimacy by adopting norms or assumptions around academic rigor.
Second, there have been increasing calls to adapt efficacious alcohol treatments to allow for sustained delivery, consistent with a continuing care model of treatment [ 24- 26].
It is important to note that calls to adapt our demands on informed consent to a realistic assessment of the capabilities of individual agents and institutions have already emerged in the related context of genetic research.
For example, whilst extensive call-audit procedures were introduced alongside the CDSS, which could have been used to 'police' the call-handlers very closely, in practice these procedures operated with a tolerance that allowed call-handlers to adapt phrasing and use some of their 'own' knowledge in managing calls.
In this paper, firstly we propose a novel architecture called DBCSUEE to adapt embedded Chromium browser with Docker container virtualization as its sandboxing mechanism to isolate processes.
Universities are, therefore, called upon to adapt their structures and their modus operandi in order to prepare accounting reports for 2014 that are based on their financial situation, profit and loss account, balance sheets and integrative notes.
In order to avert damage, companies were called upon to adapt their dossiers - even though ECHA shares the position that there is no legal basis for publishing the company name for non-hazardous substances [6].
Never before had I seen the answer I sought made so visceral – the call to grow, to adapt, to move through life's myriad evolutions with our soul intact.
