The current form is the "incommensurability," so-called, of differing standpoints or conceptual schemes.
In the past, I've used the labels "teen" and "YA" interchangeably, but a quick straw poll of aficionados reveals two differing standpoints.
This paper demonstrates that disruptive relationships owing to demands of stakeholders, contractual arrangements and differing philosophical standpoints impeded and delayed processes, while also leading to the formation of alliances, and conversely, friction between other parties.
The two approaches also differ in their standpoint to decision guiding (immediate frame vs. long-term calculation), task context (certainty or risk vs. uncertainty), and task process (description-based vs. experience-based).
However, Intemann identifies two remaining areas of difference: feminist empiricism and feminist standpoint theory differ over the kind of diversity needed for objectivity and they differ over the role that non-epistemic values play in enhancing objectivity (Intemann 2010, 790).
King's constituents also appear to hold thoughts that differ from his immigration standpoint.
AIDS and late-stage or chronic Lyme do share some general commonalities the specifics from a medical standpoint may differ greatly, but the patient toll can be similar.
They also differ from an evolutionary standpoint and are more closely related to the chromosomal enzymes of Kluyvera species (1 ).
From a mechanistic standpoint, AFRS and EFRS differ based on whether sinonasal inflammation is associated with an IgE-mediated process or not.
And while they differ in some ways from a recruiting and retention standpoint, Millennials largely want the same things from their employers as most generations.
But from a sociological standpoint what's going on here doesn't meaningfully differ from any other sort of purge.Substantively, what Mr Gutman was talking about was anti-Semitism among European Muslims.
