But Prichard claims that this is just a form of intuitionism in its conception of our duties – at least in its conception of those duties that are grounded in outcomes (137 42).
As a consequence, in most restoration projects the on-ground outcome is largely untested, and so planned vegetation restoration strategies are seldom guided by site-specific evidence-based information.
In fact, from the get-go, it was made clear the achievement of a "bipartisan," "common ground" outcome and a good political photo op was the greatest priority irrespective of the policies contained in the legislation, as long as enough money was in the pot.
Starring Jeremy Renner as Aaron Cross (though he calls himself Kenneth in the clip; hmmmm), "Legacy" moves away from Matt Damon's Jason Bourne character, instead focusing on Renner's new agent, a new spy breeding ground (Outcome and Edward Norton), and the seemingly always-duplicitous Treadstone (hey, Joan Allen, David Straithairn and Albert Finney).
We were taught to keep things grounded in highly probable outcomes and, not surprisingly, rarely created any outcomes beyond conservative ones, as we were never inspired or incentivized to do so.
When engaging students into a community of practice, we suggest that the learning outcomes be grounded in common shared practices.
Grounded on the experimental outcomes, the traits, merits and demerits of each spatial information encoding approach are eventually summarized.
These data highlight: (1) the importance of collecting, reporting and using qualitative data when developing and evaluating complex interventions; (2) that comprehensive education and training in palliative care is critical for the success of any new intervention; (3) the need for future interventions to be grounded in patient-centred outcomes, not just processes of care.
Even though the importance of the patients' perspective in choosing outcomes and in developing outcome measures has been recognized, the choice of outcomes is rarely grounded in a conceptual framework [ 11, 12].
We also explore how the outcome of grounded theory research can create a dissonance between theories that resonate with the reality they are designed to explore, and the theories that resonate with a particular yet dominant 'scientific' approach in the field of leadership studies – the philosophy of science commonly known as positivism.
Rightness, on the standard reading of Kant, is not grounded in the value of outcomes or character.
