By this means, a concept or principle which is a condition of our experience (e.g., the principle of apperception) is used in a way that assumes its applications to "objects in general" or things in themselves.
For this purpose, the ICH Q5 E guideline provides the principles for assessing comparability of licensed biotechnological products subject to process changes throughout their life cycle [ 2].
Moreover, the Iranian constitution is founded on velayat-e faqih, the principle of absolute rule by an Islamic cleric, and a strict interpretation of sharia (Islamic law).
As it gets longer (e.g., 3 sec), the principle has to be changed from the superrate to the subrate.
While the content of the measure is, of course, specific to CBT-E, the general principles involved in its development and testing apply generally and are also a focus of this report.
In this way a BBN can elegantly handle missing values in prior distributions by inference from other parameter findings – an extensive literature expounds the principles (e.g. Daniels and Hogan [2008] is a recent text).
This may indicate that parts of this student population was focused on procedural fluency (e.g., diagnosing calculation errors) rather than conceptual fluency (e.g., understanding the principle that was needed).
Several of the e-learning principles discussed in the introduction (Clark and Mayer 2011) serve to capture a student's focus, hold it, and minimize cognitive load (Chandler and Sweller 1991; van Merriënboer and Sweller 2005).
"This is so against the principles of E-ZPass, which is to help ease your way through the congestion at toll plazas," he said.
The study has demonstrated a successful application of the principles of e-Governance in an area where informed decisions commonly require specialist information.
