Writers such as Klein (2008) and Davidson (2001) call for abandoning the construct of opportunity altogether, arguing that it takes our focus away from actions such as making an investment, starting a firm etc. that are aimed towards making a profit, and not at hypothetically exploiting an "opportunity".
A review of conservation efforts in the Osa through the political ecology construct of bioregionalism provides an opportunity to further define this construct in the distinct context of neotropical forest conservation.
The construct of Europe is in play.
Johnny R. is a man constructed of violence.
Or a collage constructed of ultrasound images.
Although the current approach only incorporates human-derived bone cells and extracellular matrix, the use of an engineered construct provides the opportunity to manipulate the hTEBC in the future, for example by including human endothelium or hematopoietic cells, to eventually further humanize the model.
Krumboltz has put forth a relatively new approach to career counseling called planned happenstance (see K. A. Mitchell, A. S. Levin, & J. D. Krumboltz [1999] Planned happenstance: constructing unexpected career opportunities, Journal of Counseling and Development, vol 77:115-124).
During the construction phase extensive logging to clear future reservoir area of 450 km took place and 150 km of new roads were constructed, providing opportunity for large demographic shifts on the Nakai plateau.
Like site, "program" is constructed, and offers opportunities to expand the field of human interaction.
We measured socioeconomic anaemia patterns using wealth, education and caste, making the normative judgement that these are important social constructs which influence the distribution of opportunities and, therefore, access to goods and services which can reduce exposure to the determinants of anaemia.
