It is grounded in two underlying principles – that management experiments and diverse sources of information should be used to continually refine management in complex ecological systems, and that the public must be included throughout the adaptive management process.
With Fichte, philosophy was grounded in one ultimate and unifying principle: that of the I's positing of itself as absolute and free (that is, in the jargon of the period, of the I positing itself as absolutely self-positing).
A successful North-South collaboration, grounded in the five principles outlined in the transfer framework above, can ensure transferability and program sustainability, while enabling improvements within a delivery system even as the system changes over time.
This sort of moral philosophy contrasts with empirical moral philosophy, which is grounded in a posteriori principles, principles inferred through observation or experience.
(Kitcher 1984, p. 350) The image of genetics that emerges from the anti-reductionist literature is of a two-tiered science composed of two discreet theoretical discourses, one grounded in principles about entities at the cytological level (such as chromosomes) and the other grounded in principles about entities at the molecular level (such as nucleotide sequences in DNA).
Three planning pillars that capture the essential life experiences affecting the well-being of persons living with dementia are grounded in the six guiding principles.
Instead, it is solidly grounded in economic principles understood worldwide.
The American idea, grounded in legal principles, has been undermined.
Her style of play was solid, but aggressive, and well grounded in classical principles.
He concluded that "on paper, Soviet law was very well drafted, grounded in sound principles".
Ross again: "Now we are working from an abundance model, grounded in creative principles.
