In this context, openness in the ONIS components is proposed, in particular those related with the application and use of knowledge in production, that is, in firms and start-ups, both TBFs and KIBSs: technology development, technology transfer, intellectual property, and financing through venture capital and angels funds.
Within this context of openness to policy development, local researchers acted as policy entrepreneurs, bringing attention to priority health issues, and to the use of research evidence in addressing these.
Demonstrate an awareness and knowledge of global contexts and openness to cultural exchange.
Whereas the US debate seems to be caught in the perennial squabble between Congress and the Obama administration, the European context provides more openness for a comprehensive discourse.
In this context, complexity begets openness, mobility, and opportunities for new participants.
S.H.: This shows the surprisingly strong relationship between income security and economic freedom, which in this context refers to trade openness, low levels of regulation and protection of property rights.
In the context of mobility and openness, deployment must react to the instability of the network of machines (failures, connections, disconnections, variations in the quality of the resources, etc).. Thus, deployment should be an uninterrupted process which also works when software is running and requires adaptiveness in order to continually satisfy the constraints and the requirements.
As Harlow states: "good government in the administrative context involves ideals of "openness, fairness, participation, accountability consistency [and] rationality .92 Aims such as these are remarkably similar to themes of 'good practice' that have often been described in various forms of crisis communication.93.
These economic policies incorporated the country into the global economy and culture and brought about a more pronounced presence of globalization, which in this context, is defined as openness [of the world] to trade, information, people, and culture [ 31].
This at first appears to fly in the face of the very idea of "open science", but in practice it only underlines the need for context-specific approaches to openness that take sufficient accounts of the ethical practices within disciplines.
The new service is "a gesture of openness within a context of the ability to have monopoly control," said Ted Henken, a professor at City University of New York who closely follows the Cuban blogosphere, noting that Etecsa requires users to sign a contract warning that they will be monitored for subversive activity.
