This system should comply with decision support and allow technico-economical knowledge capitalisation.
Obesity and overweight in minority and social disadvantaged groups may be explained by their lack of resources, both economical and knowledge, which reduces their ability to control weight gain through making healthy food choices and taking opportunities for physical activity [ 6, 13, 14].
In the same passage, Mach proceeds to note that he was well prepared for this idea through his biological background, and in fact the two combined to form what became his 'biological-economical theory of knowledge'.
For instance, in his famous exchange with Planck (see 5.3), Mach repeatedly refers to his biologico-economical theory of knowledge as an important part of view of the physical world.
Ido Joseph, a project manager, was a captain in the IDF where he carried out "infrastructural complex researches using economical models and intelligence knowledge".
To the best of our knowledge, no economical studies on adhesion prevention after operative hysteroscopy have been conducted in an infertile population.
Most complex systems are an LLS, particularly those of the natural, social, knowledge-based, economical, information networks, and database systems.
As he regularly explained, his perspective was that of a biological-economical view of human knowledge (see, for example, Mach 1900), and his preferred mode of criticism was, as mentioned above, the "historical-critical" method.
This abstract, elaborate, objective, often tested theoretical construct provides an economical summary of the social knowledge a baboon needs to survive and reproduce (Cheney and Seyfarth 2007, p. 118).
