In this circular process, the biases of readers play no small role.
Hence, in a circular process, the selection of an ethical framework was considered during the empirical research, while, simultaneously, the theory selection was influenced by our preliminary empirical results.
Order and disorder are closely linked with each other, one producing the other in a circular process.
As shown in Fig. 1, besides considering material and ideational sources of power, we also need to consider different mechanisms of power (over/to/with), since they lead to different results of power (leading to a new distribution of sources in a circular process, see the arrow at the bottom of Fig. 1).
The poet is thus caught up in a circular process through which his understanding, like theirs, is drawn toward the divine as manifested in the lady's divinely inspired radiance.
69 70 The theoretical basis of Bandura's theory is detailed in Marcus et al's 71 72 construction of 'Exercise Self-efficacy' while behavioural change, according to Prochaska, is realised in a circular process consisting of precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action and maintenance.
When MOH patients are physically inactive there could be a risk of maintaining MOH in an inappropriate circular process with inactivity, worsening in headache and increased medical intake.
This model describes non-help-seeking in terms of a circular process, the cycle of avoidance, which is influenced by the three interacting factors including the individual's conceptualisation of mental distress, what they believe it means in society to seek help, and their own purposeful action of seeking help.
CE studies follow three main lines of action: the first aims to change the social and economic dynamics at macro and administrative level; the second to support firms in circular processes implementation at micro level to spread new forms of consumption and product design; the third, developed at meso level, discusses industrial symbiosis experiences.
The other examples are implicated in fraternal transitions (Queller 1997) Social niche construction is a circular process in which organisms modify their own social niche in such a way as to influence the conditions of their own social evolution.
