The principle of "orderly shareholder voice" involves a different conceptualization of the board's role to guarantee a reasonable process whereby shareholders get to decide, rather than to defend the corporate bastion at all costs.
Indeed, they build on a radically different conceptualization of farmers and of researchers, and thus of how agri-environment measures need to be designed and implemented to be effective.
From our discussion above, the claim that their different conceptualization of the purposes of responsible action can set a clear distinction seems to be flawed too.
Instead, the absence of significant differences could be attributed to the present conceptualization of disposal (i.e., the specific indictors used) and the lack of availability of other information that would allow for a different conceptualization.
Instead what's emerging is a very different conceptualization of downtown, as a residential alternative that appeals to the young and childless couples, and that is not so much a dominant economic hub, but one of numerous poles in the metropolitan archipelago, usually with an outsized presence of financial institutions, government offices and business service firms.
The more complex and realistic models are stochastic models, which have different conceptualization and assumption of randomness, space and time (Sui and Maggio 1999) in comparison to deterministic models.
Results reported that different models, based on different conceptualization, capture different groups of frail older adults.
The emergence in Latin America of a different conceptualization of "health equity" has scarcely taken place in a vacuum.
Moreover, we believe that a different conceptualization of the notion of basic research would help in increasing the transformative values of fundamental investigations.
In the same way, a therapist who experienced negative results when engaged in physical exercise may have created a different conceptualization of the goal 'getting physically active'.
Adherence to ethnoculturally specific traditional belief systems learned through socialization processes may create for some women a very different conceptualization of maternity care and health care more generally.
