At a time when the molecule of heredity - DNA - had yet to be identified, the theory of recapitulation (essentially that an embryo takes the various forms of its evolutionary ancestors in sequence as it develops) still had its followers.
By 1950 most theoretical writings concentrated almost exclusively on visual aspects of architecture, thereby identifying the theory of architecture with what, before 1750, would have been regarded as simply that aspect that Vitruvius called venustas (i.e., "beauty").
Journal of Operations Management 17 (1), 97 113] have identified the theory of performance frontiers and the theory of swift, even flow, which integrate various concepts from operations strategy and management.
Tools to approach these transient processes still have to be identified; the theory of partially saturated media may help.
Several participants, regardless of smoking status, identified the theory of 'social smoking' or having 'just one' as not really being considered smoking.
To identify, using the Theory of Planned Behavior, the sociocognitive factors that influence mothers' decisions toward healthy eating and limiting discretionary choices (eg, lollipops) for their children aged 2 3 years.
The assumption of many working in this arena has been evident in the discussion thus far: we work out or identify the correct theory of personal identity and then apply it where needed to the world of ethics.
To understand the suitability of design methods, a framework was developed to describe design methods in terms of required design skills as identified by the Theory of Multiple Intelligences.
The most suited framework to study this kind of problem is identified in the theory of non-cooperative games [12], as outlined in [13, 14] about the uplink power control (PC) problem for flat and frequency-selective channels, respectively.
Additionally we will explore the influence of socio-demographic characteristics of health professionals and determinants identified in the Theory of Planned Behavior (intention, attitude, subjective norm and perceived behavioral control) on the change of supportive behavior of health professionals.
