To make matters worse, when research institutes license their promising compounds very early in development, the terms of such deals often aren't great for the basic researchers.
According to Wood (2007), in approaches where education is seen as development, the terms development and learning are "often used interchangeably" and there is "inadequate engagement in debate about what forms of socially valued knowledge children might usefully engage with…and insufficient clarification of proactive pedagogical approaches" (p. 123).
As a result of these developments, the term philosophical anthropology is not in familiar use among anthropologists and would probably not meet with any ready comprehension from philosophers either, at least in the English-speaking world.
On top of that are the development cases — the term of art for the often less than academically stellar children of celebrities, wealthy executives, and influential politicians.
"Sustainable Development" is the term given to the combination of human well-being, social inclusion, and environmental sustainability.
The fact that they occur together has led to the development of the term 'redox' being used in the context of this class of chemical reactions.
We are conscious of the multiple risks facing the group in the near-term (including, but not limited to, margin and credit quality developments, the terms of asset sales and the Independent Commission on Banking's final recommendations).
Economic growth is usually distinguished from economic development, the latter term being restricted to economies that are close to the subsistence level.
As unprotected patches may be lost, e.g., through development, the long-term value of selecting a particular patch is uncertain.
Do you feel, as Dravazed wrote last week, the term "development" itself is problematic?
No matter what word we use as a replacement, it's important we move away from using the term "development".
