Reichenbach had analyzed such examples by seeing both the barometer's fall and the storm as effects of a common cause and offering a statistical condition to encompass situations in which common causes are present.
This activity involves developing new educational theories that can encompass situations where the balance between learners and teachers is constantly changing.
Definition b is broader as it encompasses situations in which, for example, both partners are at home and reading at the same time.
For the purpose of this article, the authors have operationalized the term "ethical challenges" to encompass situations faced when the HCPs perceived themselves to be confronted by decisions that called upon their ethical principles in a problematic manner.
This has the twofold advantage of allowing to encompass situations in which more than one Hamiltonian parameter is considered (see next section) and of removing the dependence on the detailed form of the nonlinear potential.
Medical improvements are further divided as follows: Therapy and rehabilitation deals with situations where the goal is the recovery of the patient, while prevention and care encompasses situations where no disease is treated, but a disease or its further progress are to prevented or compensated for.
Encompassing classroom situation.
They are reported in two strands: (a) internal factors: including cognitive, affective and autonomy factors and (b) external factors: encompassing classroom situation and limitations of institutes.
We will prove a general theorem (Theorem 1) encompassing this situation as well as the more interesting case when the RSI exists, namely when the integrand and the integrator have a possibly unbounded variation, but they have finite p-variation and q-variation, respectively, with (p>1), (q>1) and (p^{-1}+q^{-1}>1).
The definition clearly encompasses the situations encountered in the examples.
Numerical results are presented for the range of parameter values which encompass different situations encountered in real life.
