We discuss the conceptual fundamentals of the small and the large that ties these scale changes that exist in time, size, energy, and other dimensions of the machinery.
This paper presents a brief outline of the theoretical and conceptual fundamentals for the derivation of an ecosystem oriented indicator system to demonstrate the state of ecological entities on a holistic basis.
CAP code assessments were carried out by gradual approaches: conceptual problems, fundamental phenomena, component and principal phenomena, experimental validation, and finally comparison with other code calculations on the base of important phenomena identifications.
Neither vision of feminism challenges the fundamental conceptual oppositions that serve to rationalize and legitimate women's subordination.
Appreciating this fundamental conceptual shift is all the more important today since so many identify the concept of evolution solely with Darwinism in opposition to creationism.
"The fundamental conceptual error by David Cameron in Libya was believing the political culture was akin to the political culture in Tunisia, one of the few bright stars in a dark sky after the Arab spring".
Celebrity magazines, which once seemed to be multiplying weekly, are full of Ms. Fuller's fundamental conceptual scoop: Stars, however stellar they may appear, are just like us — if you don't count the parts about unusually beautiful and impossibly wealthy.
Derrida is most celebrated as the principal exponent of deconstruction, a term he coined for the critical examination of the fundamental conceptual distinctions, or "oppositions," inherent in Western philosophy since the time of the ancient Greeks.
The system of paying doctors has "fundamental conceptual problems," and the method of paying hospitals is so unrealistic that almost 40 percent of them have been reclassified into higher-paying areas, the report said.
We adopt what he calls "the fundamental conceptual scheme of science and common sense" (1960, 276).
