The derivation of the term "kernels" arose in Embry's (2004) paper describing the active ingredients in evidenced-based prevention or treatment behavior-change programs, distinct from the earlier nebulous concepts of "principles of effectiveness".
Now that he wants City Council members to hand him a third term through legislation — and to treat themselves to more time in office while they're at it — Mr. Bloomberg has redefined the concept of principle.
As for bystanders who ponder instead, "Why doesn't the lady just cough up the 60 quid?", the incorrigible Badger may maintain that she is no stranger to the concept of principle herself.
From these principles stem eight "roots," which are beliefs that instill clear and detailed content into the general concept of the principle.
A number of applicaThens involving plates with diformulationses of inithel imperfinitenstrip described to investigate the capability of both versions of finite strip methods
Wang Bi is often praised in later sources for having given the concept of li, "principle," its first extended philosophical treatment.
These findings reveal that the Willis-form equations can give very accurate linear approximations of finite deformation problems and are also helpful to clarify the classical concept of the principle of material frame indifference.
The concept of PMDL principle model was proposed in [ 26, 27].
We believe that our methods and findings are applicable not only to the specific area of proteomics, but also to much broader areas of systems biology with the concept of optimization principle.
We organized the results in relation to the descriptions of students' experiences according the underlying didactic principles of the integrated consultation course whereby the different key concepts of each didactic principle are schematically visualized in three figures.
