The RBC approach distinguishes itself from extant views of project governance through its ability to quantitatively integrate organizational (e.g., delivery system), contractual (e.g., risk-sharing ratio) and financial (e.g., insurance cover) measures.
Although this was not the only theoretical account proposed at the time, all extant views embodied a similar outlook, i.e. that hippocampal damage compromises some mnemonic processes while others are spared, and that the memory system that is impaired involves the representation of memories that are within conscious awareness (or explicit memory; Graf and Schacter, 1985).
The extant sources report views on thunder and lightning, the source of the Nile, the first correct account of the nature of hail, and inquiry into why the sea is salty.
For example, a student may misinterpret Fig. 1a as suggesting that B evolved from A, C evolved from B, and D evolved from C. This suggests that students mistakenly view extant species as the ancestors of other extant species, but this is impossible in the correct interpretation of a phylogenetic tree (Baum and Offner 2008).
Apart from the three primary sources below, there were those called 'minor Socratics', not for the quality of their work but because so little or none of it is extant, about whose view of Socrates we shall probably never know much.[2] After Socrates's death, the tradition became even more disparate.
Anyone who views the extant film interviews with him at Surgeons Hall Museumss in Edinburgh will be left in no doubt.
American paleontologist Philip Gingerich proposed that lemuriform primates evolved from one of several genera of European adapids based on similarities between the front lower teeth of adapids and the toothcomb of extant lemuriforms; however, this view is not strongly supported due to a lack of clear transitional fossils.
In particular, a 'chromosome painting' view showing extant and ancestral karyotypes that are colour coded according to a species of interest is currently in development.
Recent molecular phylogeny ([ 12, 25, 50, 57]; but see [ 13, 58]) is consistent with a view that extant Agamidae originated from Asia and that some descendant lineages (e.g., Amphibolurinae and Uromastycinae) dispersed to Australasia and Africa during Cenozoic times when they were geographically connected to or in close proximity to Eurasia.
Some of the extant passages confirm the contemporary view of Dexippus as an imitator of Thucydides.
The Passage des Panoramas (extant, though the three cylindrical viewing chambers that gave the arcade its name are gone) represents another kind of technology, which the critic Jonathan Crary has called the "techniques of the observer".
