Intravaginal and menstrual practices are influenced by culturally grounded concepts of hygiene and sexuality, concepts which are also likely to influence the acceptability of microbicides inserted into the vagina to protect health and adherence to their use in trials.
Those who see recollection as an act engaged in only by philosophers maintain that their concept differs from the empirically grounded concept of the non-recollector, the occupant apparently of at least two of the other three stages of Line.
The understanding of living beings as realisations of a molecular program was also the grounding concept of quantum physicist Erwin Schrödinger in his science classic What is Life?
This supports the Glaserian grounded theory concept of "inter-changeability of indicators" since other indicators can be incorporated or explained by our framework, indicating that the framework is relatively complete [ 25].
Embodied actions, because they have the potential to ground abstract concepts of space and their forms in representation and reasoning in tangible body-based ways, may rather effectively allow learning environment designers to achieve their desired learning objectives.
In the framework of the project specific courses mainly grounded on the concepts of gamification and collaboration were designed and carried out in three different partner countries: Italy, Spain and the Netherlands.
The hosts or sponsors of an event must prepare the dance ground, which symbolizes concepts of sacred geography and social order in its layout.
Drawing on the principles of grounded theory, concepts embodied in these similarities were grouped into themes and scrutinised to identify the properties or characteristics of each theme [ 15].
But while staying solidly grounded in post-bop concepts of harmony and rhythm, he left a pleasingly personal mark on a selection of original compositions and familiar standards, notably an uncharacteristically high-energy " 'Round Midnight".
This may sound like American-style welfare reform, but the model is grounded in the Indian concepts of Bhoodan (land-gift), Gramdan (village-gift) and Shramdam (labor-gift), which were advocated by Gandhi and his disciple Vinoba Bhave, and spread widely across India during the 1950s.
