His work centers on techniques of representation as historical and conceptual instruments and how they specifically relate to the production of architecture and architectural pedagogy.
It will not be a "garage sale" — a piece of performance art in which a garage sale is enacted, or an exhibition using conceptual instruments of value to interrogate Marx's theory of commodity fetishism.
This paper presents a part of an ethnoarchaeological research whose main objective is the development of methodological and conceptual instruments to advance the study of prehistoric hunter-gatherer societies.
In classes where TPI was employed, there was no correlation between students' achievement scores and students' scores on the post-intervention conceptual evaluation instrument.
A Pearson's correlation coefficient was computed to investigate the relationship if any between students' achievement scores on the standardised test and students' scores on the post-intervention conceptual evaluation instrument.
However, in the class where AIBL was employed, there was a positive correlation between students' achievement scores on the standardised test and students' scores on the post-intervention conceptual evaluation instrument r = 0.382, n = 28, p < .05.05
This could involve data visualization, mission or instrument conceptual development, outreach such as these travel posters, and anything involving ideas coming to fruition".
Thus, it is likely that the conceptual framework and instrument may evolve further.
Following concept elicitation, an item generation meeting of clinicians, statisticians, and PRO experts was held in March of 2008, subsequent to which a draft conceptual framework and instrument were developed by the core research team.
Beyond conceptual boundaries, our instrument differentiates the self-addressed "religious" and "spiritual" attitudes of the patients with life-threatening diseases and heeds their search for support and meaning, and integrates the topic of "meaning in illness".
