Due to insight into the vibronic properties of adsorbed species surface (un enhanced Raman spectroscopy permits the study of electrochemical processes as adsorption or oxidation.
Due empirical insight into entrepreneurial motives and the achievements of migrants is also desirable for enhancing the socio-economic vitality of the city, in particular for developing a promising policy strategy in the modern urban melting pot of varied cultures.
Due to insights into the food-hypersensitivity phenomenon during the interview process, the follow-up questions were developed [ 19].
These lower estimates are due to insights gained since then, as steps towards realisation of the polypill concept have been taken.
Importantly, DUE also provides insight into the spatial variation of viscoelastic properties at sub-millimeter resolution, allowing interrogation of the interior of constructs.
This is due to his insight that "subtlety of investigation" is needed, since our senses are too gross for the complexity and fineness of nature, so that method has to compensate for the shortcomings of our direct comprehension.
To the extent that agents do not have such confidence — and this, by the way, is itself an insight due to game theory — what should be predicted is general disorder and social confusion.
During technology adoption, assessment of its sustainable character is a difficult task due to limited insight and the various dimensions of sustainability, as well as its complicated application at the operational level.
The basic assumption underlying the diagnostic instrument is that activities on a higher level are more predictable and better able to achieve a desired safety outcome, due to more insight in underlying mechanisms and more accurate information.
Already in the reification essay, Lukács describes Hegel's philosophy as the only "bourgeois" theory of history and freedom that comes close to a solution of the problem of reification due to its insight that the abyss between subject and object can only be overcome by seeing both as elements within an process of an active production of that relation.
