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In the first study (N = 113), analyses do not show a clear causal path from three concepts belonging to different layers in relation to learning outcomes.

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The answer can be derived from two concepts in physics: entropy and collisions.

Each of the 17 measures assessed various vision-related QoL dimensions using ratings from four concepts: difficulty (e.g. reading small print); frequency (e.g. times worrying about worsening eyesight in past month); severity (e.g. pain or discomfort in and around eyes); and global ratings (e.g. global rating of vision).

His dances, which rely heavily on songs and rhythms — you often see Mr. Wilson singing and clapping on the sidelines — sprout from one concept, but by the time he's finished, they are a garden of references, memories and ideas.

She is capable of gymnastic leaps from one concept twist to another without losing sense or her thread and  has a keen ear for subverting her own guiding principles: "I didn't get both ears pierced because I don't like to prescribe to gender roles, and because it hurt".

Others (e.g., Martin 1990, drawing on Lakoff and Johnson 1980) emphasize preexisting knowledge of conventional ways of bridging metaphorically from one concept to another, such as casting a nonliving thing as a living thing.

While I was researching the potential of participatory video as a tool to empower communities it soon became evident that most projects face similar challenges and they all stem from these three concepts at the heart of this approach: 'participatory'empowermentent' and 'communities'communities

It presents the results from the adoption of three concepts of the SNM approach learning processes, actors' networking, and visioning (see Sects. 2 and 3)—to the selected initiatives.

Reviewing the interview and other data led the investigators to three concepts from the available literature which had the power to explain the speed and depth of change observed: transformational leadership, transnational culture and political competence.

But although modern virtue ethics does not have to take the form known as "neo-Aristotelian", almost any modern version still shows that its roots are in ancient Greek philosophy by the employment of three concepts derived from it.

Three concepts derived from the research question were used for the literature search: TMP-SMX prophylaxis, HIV infection, and antibiotic resistance.

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