Decision-making in primary care is a dual process that involves use of intuitive and analytic thinking in a balanced way in order to provide high quality care.
20 Second, IPA is based on interpretative activity (hermeneutics): Smith and Osborn 19 define interpretation as a dual process in which the "researcher is trying to make sense of the participant trying to make sense of what is happening to them".
This model would explain the stress priming results in more or less the same way as they are explained in a dual-process framework: The stress pattern is part of an output representation, and its resting level of activation can be modified by naming items with the same stress pattern.
In contrast to our analysis of spatial recognition memory in terms of a dual-process account of habituation, it has been suggested that recognition memory does not reflect habituation (Brown, 1996; Brown and Xiang, 1998).
Trajectories of Salivary Alpha Amylase and Cortisol in Early Childhood: A Dual-Process Latent Growth Curve Model.
Epstein's [ 7] proposal of a "dual-process" in decision making casts some light on that experiential" rational, abstract, and analytical treatment of the available information, and a second one, "experiential" and "emotionally driven".
In a dual damascene process, in order to significantly reduce the process steps, vias and lines are fabricated simultaneously by Cu electroplating and chemical mechanical polishing.
House of Fraser has also appointed Rothschild in the past few weeks to manage an IPO to see if there is any interest from institutional investors in a dual track process in the hope of increasing the price tag.
In order to enable an oxide-free Cu-to-Cu bonding in a (dual) damascene process, 3-aminopropyltrimethoxysilane- and decanethiol-derived self-assembled monolayers are selectively deposited in a dielectric-Cu based metal insulator metal (MIM) capacitor used as a test vehicle, which represents a dual damascene architecture environment.
Thirdly, we argue that accounting practices are central to these issues, in so far as accounting is constantly engaged in a dual hybridisation process, seeking to make visible and calculable the hybrids that it encounters, while at the same time hybridising itself through encounters with a range of other disciplines.
