"It is hard, if not impossible, even at the present for Mr. Gonzalez to conceptualize human growth, development and evolution, other than in the language of building a machine".
Importantly, Sim-CYCLE is based on the dry-matter production theory, which enabled us to achieve the scaling-up from single-leaf to canopy and to conceptualize the growth process.
Drawing on case studies of British and Dutch biopharmaceutical R&D firms, we conceptualize the speed of early growth of science-based firms as the time it takes for the assembly (or combined development) of three types of critical resources a functionally-diverse management team, early fundraising and development of technology.
More importantly, servant leaders have the gift of foresight or vision with the capacity to conceptualize, and a commitment to stewardship and growth of their people and communities.
Of course, in conceptualizing this, questions such as whose economic growth and whose stable order do these definitions imply arise pointing to the lack of unanimity and prevalence of confusion in understanding maritime security among scholars alike.
Leitch et al. (2010) also suggest that there is a need to understand the growth phenomenon and its importance to conceptualize the phenomenon properly.
In HLM with longitudinal data, the outcome variables (i.e., fatigue, quality of life, perceived stress, and NKCA) are conceptualized to be nested within individuals and the growth modeling of change in these variables has two levels.
This has further cleared up my calendar and created time for conceptualizing and executing on a number of strategic business growth and team leadership initiatives.
As a process research approach, IETF conceptualizes change as interrelated states in the development or growth of an organization (Van de Ven and Poole 2005).
The multiscopic application of IETF conceptualizes change as interrelated states in the development or growth (Van de Ven and Poole 2005) of an organization - in this paper, spatially defined as metropolitan areas.
For the Employment Growth (Loss) membership set, the qualitative breakpoints were conceptualized at a 15%% increase (decrease), a 5%% increase (decrease), and 0%% increase (decrease).
