What can then happen is that new software packages are developed that use these concepts in practical ways, and a renewed effort to draft a dictionary then has a better chance of success.
Explanations of illness could not be neatly separated into pluralistic categories, but were characterised by syncretism, with "lay" and "biomedical" terms and concepts intermingling in practical care-seeking interactions between caretakers and health staff.
The main contribution of the work is to further validate the CPS philosophy by extending the concept into practical applications in pilot production systems with prototype products.
In practical, concept of ECSBR could be applied for both small and large factories in either modified SBR or an alternative of moving bed bioreactor.
And as well as urging the Intergovernmental Conference to address the definition of this concept seriously too, we should perhaps ask DG IV to draw up a more fundamental report on what the concept has actually become in practical terms during the period in question, and how it can be specifically defined with a view to applying it in future.
This concept is, however, problematic in practical application because: value must be measurable (objective, interpersonally comparable and it should be possible to aggregate it as social benefits), value must reflect different perspectives and the conflict between individual and social value has to be solved.
The idea of an equilibrium beach profile has been a useful concept in both theoretical and practical coastal engineering studies.
Among all kinds of synchronization, projective synchronization, in which the master and slave systems are synchronized up to a scaling factor, is an important concept in both theoretical and practical manners.
The first individual and group solutions would represent the exploration phase, leading to a group solution, where discussions integrated loose theories and concepts, presenting the integration phase in practical inquiry.
