In reality, the planning process is inherently subjective and shaped by social and political dimensions.
To be clear, a description based only on the classical kinetically and thermodynamically stable states collapses an inherently dynamic process, shaped by many biologically important factors, into an energetically static picture.
Although play is inherently enjoyable, adults shape children's preferences and proclivities for enjoyment.
This way of thinking about politics, Havelock concluded, could not be used as a model for understanding or shaping inherently nonmathematical interactions: "The stuff of human politics is conflict and compromise".
The forms of privilege and oppression that individuals experience, according to varying races, religions, genders, sexualities, and ability to name a few key elements, inherently and obviously shape our perspectives.
This is especially true when the objects have inherently similar shapes, are closely spaced, and are barely distinguishable from the background.
Therefore, knowledge can never be offered in a fixed format [ 38] but has inherently dynamic properties since it is shaped in interactions [ 37, 45].
Work is an inherently interactive and interdependent activity that is directly shaped by the sociotechnical context within which it occurs.
Because a prosecution is an inherently focused, individualized inquiry, the larger cultural forces that have shaped the wrong-doer are left unaddressed.
