These days, the dominant typologies of engine covers seem to run in three main streams.
The paper reviews the origins, strengths, and weaknesses of the dominant policy typology of technology-push versus demand-pull instruments.
In addition, perceptions on forest change were significantly related to the household livelihood typologies (X2 = 623.4, df = 4, p = 0.000): respondents who perceived forest cover as having declined and those that provided no response belonged to cluster 2 ("low income mixed farming households"), which is also the dominant livelihood typology around these forests.
The research will demonstrate this in the case of Medan through a focus, primarily on the "ubiquitous "shop-house" which is the dominant type in the buildings typology observed in commercial areas of Indonesian cities.
The Bhagavadgita thus gives a typology of the three dominant trends of Indian religion: dharma-based householder life, enlightenment-based renunciation, and devotion-based theism.
Estimates of greenspace were from the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology Land Cover Map of the UK (2007), 28 which is derived from satellite images and digital cartography, and records the dominant land use type, based on a 23 class typology, per 25 m by 25 m grid cell.
We then used a previously reported and validated approach to assign patients to one of five typology models (table 1): 25 exclusively primary care, family physician-dominant co-management, specialist-dominant co-management, exclusively specialist care and low engagement.
In contrast, we suggest a conceptual typology of urban slowflow response, framing a conceptual mixing model of dominant process endpoints that shape the slowflow fingerprints of urban hydrology.
They show that the dominant form of figurative language shifts over time before overviewing two diverging typologies of metaphor, that of Henry W. Wells and Hermann Pongs.
It gives rise to a novel PSS typology based on the level of integration and the performance orientation of the dominant revenue mechanism within the PSS.
Albert et al. (2003) propose a typology of incubators based on several criteria: the final aim (for profit or not), the dominant activities of the projects (general or high tech), and aims (economic development, promotion of technology, etc).
