The risk then is that by doing so, one would add extraneous content to the theological doctrine: a future model might fail the technical criterion while still being consistent with the theological doctrine.
This research explored the most significant factors that must be considered when translating authoritative text and rich pictures of business doctrine into semantic models.
This shock-doctrine disaster capitalism model has become standard practice.
Neither of the respondents group kept the doctrine of management models of the private sector relevant.
Dr. Richard W. Pew, a principal scientist at BBN Technologies in Cambridge, Mass., and an expert on military simulations, said, "It's a big enough challenge to model the doctrine, but ultimately we'd like to model the variations because the reason these models are potentially useful for training is they behave the way real people do".
The doctrine of the three models thus reflects the pragmatic orientation of their thought, in particular the assumption, common to many early Chinese thinkers, that the primary purpose of language and judgment is to guide action appropriately, rather than to describe facts.
Neither group of respondents felt that the doctrine of private management models was relevant.
This frequently ignored inconsistency between the classic doctrine and observation in its model plant Magnolia as well as other plants cast serious doubt on the classic doctrine.
The new church, formed when these demands were rejected by the Vatican in 1919, adopted a rationalistic doctrine and a form of organization modeled on Presbyterianism.
These findings suggest that patients' descriptions of their OA as a complex and chronic condition challenges the doctrine of patient-centred care delivery models that largely focus on wait times for surgical interventions.
Whether Magnolia, the assumed model plant in the traditional doctrine, favors this theory becomes very critical and important for angiosperm systematics.
