She explores different facets of the problem through the stories of people who've been involved first-hand, and makes a case for what can be done to limit meanness and abuse among young people in an age when the problem isn't just confined to schools but is also "on our computer screens and phones for all to see".
This problem, which has different facets (see Kim 1998 for a discussion of the several facets of the problem of mental causation), turned out to be a difficult problem for Descartes' ontological dualism.
Two sides or facets of the problem of induction should be distinguished: The epistemological problem is to find a method for distinguishing good or reliable inductive habits from bad or unreliable habits.
In summary, we proposed a model to account for the observed persistent photoconductivity in ZnO nanowires, which ties together several previously suggested explanations of different facets of the problem into a single comprehensive picture.
By confirming the existing concepts of membrane flexoelectricity in other cell types and by the eventual discovering of new concepts, our exciting flexoelectric journey in the world of mechanoperception can reveal new important facets of the problem.
The Regional Cadet Officers have been encouraged to discuss these issues in [Chief Officer's] seminars and in CIL training courses to ensure that CIL officers are aware of all facets of the problem and that they understand not only the correct way of dealing with cadets but also those circumstances or actions could potentially be misinterpreted and lead to false accusations".
It's a philanthropy-driven, community-based, goal-oriented initiative called BLOOM, which stands for Building a Lifetime of Opportunities and Options for Black Men, beginning now in South L.A. BLOOM is intended to tackle one of the most challenging and ignored facets of the problem: Specifically, 14 to 18-year-old black males who are or have been under County probation supervision.
The framework was successfully used to support HHR planning in Canada, especially in the province of Ontario, reinforcing the idea that an integrated or systems approach, combining the multiple facets of the problem, is the way to go in the future.
There's a bunch of facets to the problem, but what we see here is in my mind investors (whether schools or private investors) who are sort of trying to have their cake and eat it too.
