Sentence examples for different enactments from inspiring English sources

Winik's second story line, which advances a more unconventional claim, is that the revolutions in America and France, and the nonrevolution or reaction in Russia, were all of a piece, that they represented different enactments of the same overarching plot.

Early theoretical work on organisational routines emphasised their abstracted qualities, especially the common characteristics of a particular routine across different enactments of it, and the contribution of routines to organisational stability [ 17].

From this perspective, non- or partial adoption, mis-use, non-use and workarounds, are not simply negative effects, pathologies or signs of failure, but are different enactments of the 'technology-in-use' [ 58, 79].

In their interviews, each instructor clearly demonstrated awareness and principles knowledge, but differences in how-to knowledge may have led to different enactment strategies.

In this paper, we look at an event-based process deployment and execution infrastructure in which a process model can be automatically partitioned and distributed over different enactment entities, provided some given distribution definition.

That is followed by a different re-enactment: In 1980 two boys exploring a building excavation site in the East Talpiot, a Jerusalem neighborhood built on land annexed by Israel after the 1967 war, stumble on a crypt.

In a sample of four UK general practices, we will collect narratives, ethnographic observations, multi-modal data, documents and other artefacts, and analyse these to map and compare the different understandings and enactments of selected organisational routines which span clinical and administrative spaces and which have an important bearing on quality and safety of care.

We therefore constructed a series of lag variables to capture the effect of mandates at different time after enactment: instead of one dichotomous variable, the lag variables included four dichotomous variables: the year the mandate enacted; the first year after enactment; the second year after enactment; and the third year after enactment.

These differences lead to different levels of rule enactment.

Central to this case is what makes the Patient Protection & Affordable Care Act (PPACA) so fundamentally different from other congressional enactments.

According to an enactment specification, different instances of the same activity can be bound to different services to achieve enactment flexibility.