Sentence examples for framework of conception from inspiring English sources

Numerous decisions must be taken within the framework of conception, optimization and management of production system or supply chain.

Furthermore, this vitality is enhanced when it considers a range of democratic claims not discussed here, all of which equally challenge the fundamental frameworks of conceptions of democracy, justice, and their interrelationship: these include the struggles of aboriginal peoples, the disabled, women, and more.

It found justification in the framework of Western conceptions of the Trinity; the Father and the Son were viewed as one God in the act of "spiration" of the Spirit.

The most influential such proposal, by Ernest Nagel, was made within the framework of the axiomatic conception of scientific theories.

In his Cartesian Meditations, Husserl still seems to address the problem of other minds from within the framework of a Cartesian conception of the mind; at least in the sense that he gives epistemic priority to the first person perspective.

The experimental dependence of rheological parameters can be explained within the framework of the following conception: structural transformations have thermodynamic nature, they are kinetically controlled and, depending on external factors, can proceed sequentially and/or simultaneously, at the molecular, supermolecular, phase and morphological levels.

The aim of the current study was to examine G × E effects for ADHD within the framework of a dysregulatory conception of ADHD, and thus focused specifically on examining a theoretically relevant interaction between the triallelic 5HTTLPR polymorphisms and youth perception of self-blame in relation to marital conflict.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Conception framework of the study.

The electromagnetic coupling between the seismically activated area and the ionosphere is considered within the framework of the Global Electric Circuit (GEC) conception.

That is, a public philosophy of integration consists of both a normative framework describing the conception of national identity that should be promoted in state policies and a causal framework describing what empirical processes the collective and individuals must undergo in order for the national community to retain or develop its (perceived) distinctiveness and cohesion.

Thereby we link the JD-R model with the concept of salutogenesis [ 16] and a generic health development framework applying the conception of positive and negative health [ 17].