In another the contrasting concepts are "Silence," "Noise," "Speech," "Voice" and "Matter" (a black sack), while "Visual Pleasure" lurks underground.
Aysegṻl Ṏzsomer studied the interplay between global and local brands according to two contrasting concepts.
However, in the course of philosophical discussion the idea of everlastingness has been further refined, and two contrasting concepts can be denoted by it.
The first person to bring together these two sets of seemingly contrasting concepts (constraint and evolvability) and mechanisms (adaptation and development) was Rupert Riedl.
March 19911) laid out an elegant framework that helps explain the variations in local governance and DRM by contrasting concepts of exploration and exploitation: Exploration includes things captured by terms such as search, variation, risk taking, experimentation, play, flexibility, discovery, innovation.
The use of AHP methods for AR design enable experts to deal with complex and contrasting concepts and express a preference among them with a subjective judgement based on their personal understanding of the problem.
That's a lot of contrasting concepts that Newsom is apparently able to keep in his head at the same time.
This interview is part of The Stanford Daily's "Ideas of an International Order" series which explores the potential for evolving and contrasting concepts of an international system in the 21st century, and what America can or should do in response.
When one thinks in terms of distinct and contrasting concepts characterizing each world, such as facts versus values, objectivity versus subjectivity, or truth versus power, scientific advice seems almost a paradox [ 1].
We also compare and contrast concepts to adaptation mechanisms in other languages.
