As illustrated in the translational research map in Fig. 1, optical medical imaging devices are initially developed in basic research fields, mostly in academia, in order to perform proof-of-principle experiments, designing prototypes for conceptualization of the imaging capability, and testing the feasibility of the measurement concepts.
In this article we review six web-based methods of customer input as examples of the improved Internet capabilities of communication, conceptualization, and computation.
Capabilities may be seen as a conceptualization of wellbeing [ 1], defined as the capacity to perform certain actions and achieve certain states (irrespective of actually doing so).
It highlights the need for clearer conceptualizations and development of measures of dynamic capabilities, environmental conditions that underpin the development of dynamic capabilities within the firm and research into the much debated relationship between dynamic capabilities and competitive advantage and organizational performance.
They provide additional support for a broader re-conceptualization of cultural sensitivity and capability; suggesting the characteristics, capabilities and contexts for leadership selection and training.
The paper offers a comprehensive framework that will assist researchers in the conceptualization of paths for service business development and in the operationalization of capabilities.
Finally, the technology of managing information exchange to follow a defined quality maximizing path is reviewed and the capabilities of recent GDSSs to implement the control variables in the conceptualization are described in detail.
Capabilities regarding ECD programming appear to be high within the UNICEF CO, but conceptualization of ECD as a cross-sectoral issue remains a challenge.
To create context-aware applications it is inevitable to provide them with perception capabilities as to various types of urban context, including the domains of sensing, abstraction, and modeling (conceptualization and representation) 2.
Women, as rights-holders, have the right to make free decisions regarding their sexuality and reproduction; and this means not merely the legal right to act, but the actual capability to act freely, the capability to intervene or refuse to do it, the capability to influence structures and make a difference: this is closely related to Giddens's conceptualization of agency (24, 25).
