These approaches, drawing on development and disaster literatures have an abiding interest in perceptions of risk, and vulnerabilities, in the social formations that put some at greater risk than others.
It is very political and nods in the direction of local history but it doesn't draw on the development of history in recent years.
Crucially, both new standards draw on previous developments by NIST, including SP 800-145 [5] which has provided the primary dataset for this study.
This work will be completed under an awarded $3.3 million contract from the Department of Defense, and will draw on continuing developments by Protonex of its unmanned power systems and UAV technologies.
More specifically, we draw on Amartya Sen's "development as freedom" argument, in which he views 5 fundamental freedoms in society--political freedoms, economic facilities, social opportunities, transparency guarantees, and protective security--as being constitutive of development [ 21].
We draw on examples from the development of new single-purpose HIV and contraceptive products and then extend our discussion to the development of MPTs, including vaginal rings and injections.
Judging function and assigning category are thus cognitive tasks that draw on different information across development, a fact that should be captured by theories of developing artifact concept structure.
In the focus group discussions, the GPs said that they would rarely draw on theories of child development.
The overall aim of this research was to draw on the most recent developments in conceptual modelling to help build a common orientation on how to capture nursing care performance.
They draw on empirical work on the development of expertise.
