Slowly this idea emerged through these conversations and reflections, and for the majority of my time in Uganda, I continued developing this idea, considering how I might empower the ward staff themselves to both design and implement their own intervention around infection control.
Since Kesling [1] first proposed the use of sequential thermoformed aligners for orthodontic tooth movement and Align Technology (Santa Clara, CA, USA) in 1997 developed this idea into a feasible treatment modality with the introduction of CAD/CAM technologies [2], clear aligner therapy has experienced increasing diffusion.
To fill in these gaps and develop this idea more fully, we (i) describe the AIAI process in detail and review some basic evolutionary principles underlying it, (ii) outline the evidence necessary to illustrate it and present several systems that are candidates for AIAI, and (iii) conclude by further discussing its importance.
Brillouin, in particular, attempted to develop this idea into a general theory of the relationship between information and entropy.
Gould went on to develop this idea in some detail, particularly in the books Rocks of Ages (1999) and The Hedgehog, the Fox, and the Magister's Pox (2003).
The purpose of this article is to develop this idea in more detail, to state the hypothesis in a testable way, and to analyse the implications that it has on our current understanding about the context of the early metabolism and on the factors that established the translational machinery.
Maddy developed this idea in connection with sets.
He developed this idea in his argument with the Fabian socialists who imagined building up a strong and expert state as an instrument of enlightened social reform.
While learning Japanese in Japan, I personally had responded far more to one-to-one teaching and knew that there would be plenty of opportunities to develop this idea in London.
Thorstein Veblen developed this idea in "The Theory of the Leisure Class," the 1899 book that coined the term "conspicuous consumption" — the kind of consumption that is intended to impress others.
