Still, "Language" is a useful study of a burgeoning theory compatible with Darwinism, anthropology, psychology and philosophy — an interdisciplinary orientation the Chomskyans have largely spurned.
Because of his interdisciplinary orientation many fields claimed him as theirs, including genetics, evolutionary biology, ethology, parasitology, and evolutionary psychology.
The Research Council could be involved in facilitating such learning processes.' Still, the challenge remains for ELSA researchers to clarify the position of ELSA research between disciplinary quality and flexible interdisciplinary problem orientation.
The EVIDEM framework is aligned with the four key features of HTA identified by Battista et al.:[ 14] policy orientation; interdisciplinary content and process; synthesis of information; and facilitation of dissemination and communication of information.
Operations Research (OR) is a term which stands for an approach to problem solving characterized by a system orientation, an interdisciplinary philosophy, a focus on the qualification of the relevant aspects of the situation into a model and the manipulation of this model through the use of mathematical, statistical and computer methodologies to develop decisions, plans and policies.
This framework in turn emphasizes the interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary nature and orientation of the topic of smart sustainable cities and thus the relevance of pursuing an interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary approach into studying this topic.
Three main themes emerged from the analysis: (1) the skill sets of individual practitioners; (2) the ways they work as part of an interdisciplinary team; and (3) their orientations to biology.
This re-orientation and increased interdisciplinary activity has inevitably given rise to a relatively new phenomenon: the interdisciplinary PhD student.
The core characteristics that we have chosen to explore (long-term partnerships, interdisciplinary approaches, participatory action research, and impact orientation) are simply those that are illustrated most vividly across the ten case studies.
The study was conducted within an interdisciplinary group of researchers and had a participatory orientation (15), cooperating with persons with hypertension and healthcare professionals.
Dimensions of organisational culture as embodied in approaches to cultural assessment can encompass leadership, organisational attributes, attitudes to change, safety, team orientation and working, collaboration, collegial and interdisciplinary relationships [ 3].
