Both concepts are characterised by the operation at high temperatures (between 750 and 1200 °C, depending on the choice of the liquid metal) but small stresses due to small temperature differences and operating pressures.
Caring and social support have comparable attributes and both concepts are characterised as dynamic interpersonal processes directed towards improved mental well-being.
By a first attempt to measure and map ecological embeddedness, the author intends to contribute to the operationalisation of the embeddedness concept, which is characterised as ambivalent, fuzzy and dynamic (see e.g., [Goodman, D., 2003. The quality 'turn' and alternative food practices: reflections and agenda. Editorial. Journal of Rural Studies 19 (1 7 1–7; Markusen, A., 1999.
The interpretation of the concept of evolution is characterised by wide links between very different research fields (Ayala 2008).
The Dutch maternity care system is characterised by the concept that pregnancy and childbirth are basically physiologic processes.
The struggle is characterised, deploying selected concepts from Bourdieu's theoretical corpus, as involving the deployment of various forms symbolic capital to activate, over time, forms of symbolic violence at the different-but-interacting levels of profession and state.
The concept of space in pre-scientific thought is characterised by the sentence: "we can think away things but not the space which they occupy".
These autoradiography and immunohistochemical staining results support the concept that the microenvironment of solid tumours is characterised by heterogeneity in oxygenation.
The women in our study had a concept of mental health and depressive illness that is characterised by the presence or absence of 'pressure'worriesies' or 'tension', which roughly equates to the Western concept of stress.
A brief review of basic concepts of mathematical modelling is provided, and a class of models, most frequently used in measurement science, is characterised.
