Coded categories were specified into subcategories by identifying causal conditions, contexts, actions or consequences to build interconnections between categories.
Individual network size of strongly bonded relationships, in contrast, turns out to be, for many species, a good proxy for social complexity (Kudo & Dunbar 2001; Dunbar & Shultz 2007); as a consequence, the ability to build social bonds is in the process of becoming a key concept for social complexity.
Design and planning become tools to withstand pervasive homologation, planned obsolescence, global market imperatives, and help students to reflect about questions, about consequences and how to build a critical judgement and a different view on things surrounding us.
But Halperin warned of the consequences of continuing to build Israeli settlements, a policy Trump encouraged in a May interview with the British tabloid Daily Mail.
With so much money on the line and so little warning of the consequences of failing to build exchanges, Sotomayor suggested that depriving some states of tax credits -- as the lawsuit claims Congress meant to do -- would be impermissible.
The generic risk framework and acceptance criteria are then applied in a companion paper [1] to build consequence models and to determine target reliability indices for structural design of FPSO components.
During tea breaks, central and Eastern European participants at the event told Science Careers that they suffer chronic underfunding and, as a consequence, find it difficult to build a competitive track record.
As a consequence, in order not to build up excessive inventories particularly for product variants with low and infrequent demand, manufacturers are often forced to shift part of their production system from make-to-stock (MTS) to make-to-order (MTO) and to apply a hybrid MTS/MTO strategy (Soman et al. 2007).
Your response to this statement is of no small consequence, because your ability to build and maintain a successful business is dependent upon all the many habits, activities and mental attitudes you hold in relation to sales.
It's a paradox, explained in part by Mr. Cohen as an unintended consequence of China's efforts to build a legal system, which its leaders want for the sake of credibility and legitimacy.
