"The work on Rotoroa has taken one fourth of the time it would normally take to do such a project … there is no bureaucracy – ideas are formulated, issues are raised – solutions found and decisions made quickly to get work done," Ritchie says.
This would suggest that students learning medicine in English, their second language, could experience dissonance between the content of their courses and the context of their everyday lives, especially in socially formulated issues such as medical ethics.
To make the general idea presented above applicable in practice, it has been decided to formulate detailed issues which cover partial tasks leading to the complete solution.
After all, children can be removed from an abusive home for their own protection, even if they can't formulate those issues themselves in court.
Under the fixed-price issuing mechanism, since the issuer cannot determine the effective purchase demand, generally, the issuer will formulate the issuing price in strict accordance with the principle of expected utility maximization based on the determination of a risk aversion coefficient.
But I'd like to formulate the issue of Santa Claus as one of resolving an internal tension within a self, and an external tension between one self and others.
By applying this concept, a Neyman Pearson detector [59] is introduced to formulate the issue of whether a distinct signature is present or not in each of the spectral bands of Y as a binary hypothesis testing problem.
In this section, we present the energy consumption management algorithm in HybridFlow and formulate this issue as 0-1 integer linear programming model, then utilize the M-N policy sleeping control in the system.
One way to formulate this issue is to determine conditions that promote hard-soft mixtures in materials that are (1) chemically homogeneous, but inhomogeneous on a nano-meter length scale, or (2) both chemically inhomogeneous and phase-separated.
Another possibility, however, and one that we frequently seem to exploit, is to formulate the issue in general terms: "An only child should stick by an otherwise isolated parent," for instance, or "one should help those in dire need if one can do so without significant personal sacrifice".
