The main hypothesis is that the Inq and HCI conditions promote the development of cognitive schemata that enable learners to diagnose a malfunctioning system component by interpreting symptoms in terms of violations of system principles.
It is explained in terms of violations of the octet rule, as well as in terms of the order disorder phase transition.
(Tucker 2005) One benefit of defining miracles in terms of violations of natural law is that this definition entails that a miracle is beyond the productive power of nature.
On closer inspection, however, Thomson believes all those cases can be adequately and equally well explained in terms of violations of property rights or rights over the person, such as a right not to be listened to.
Pak-Hang Wong claims that this question requires us to broaden the standard approach to information ethics from a narrow focus on the "right/the just" (2010, 29) that defines ethical action negatively (e.g., in terms of violations of privacy, copyright, etc).
Through this report, the Alliance seeks to shed light on the situation of the rights of the child in Albania, both in terms of implementation and compliance with the Convention and in terms of violations of these standards.
Simulation results reveal that in a realistic working condition while adopting user estimates for the requests in the provisioning policies, we are able to improve the users' QoS about 32% in terms of deadline violation rate and 57% in terms of slowdown with a limited cost on a public Cloud.
Baldwin avoids this proliferation by defining concrete entities in terms of their violation of the Leibniz's principle of the identity of indiscernibles.
We compared these three clusters in terms of crosslink violation statistics and consistency with prior EM localization experiments.
Moreover, our results also suggest that an explanation of outcome activity solely in terms of expectancy violation or error monitoring is overly simplistic.
