The two main formal underpinnings of BISH a this stage are the CZF set theory of Aczel and Rathjen (2000 and forthcoming), and the type theory of Martin-Löf (1975, 1984).
In order to focus on what we perceive to be some of the most influential over the years, we describe a set of main conceptual underpinnings which have guided traditions: STS theory, quality management, cognitive systems engineering, experimental psychology, human factors and safety engineering, and systems safety.
It is true that in the long run internal changes, particularly wealth and better education, tend to be the main agents and underpinnings of civil rights.
Two individuals independently assessed the eligibility of the instruments and abstracted information on their conceptual underpinnings, main evaluation domain, development, format, reliability, validity and responsiveness.
19 IPA has three principal epistemological underpinnings.
It should improve profitability, which has lagged the consistent 9-10% margins of its two rivals, by reducing its main platforms, the basic underpinnings of its vehicles, from four to two.
To examine the extent to which different measures of health inequities incorporate these conceptual underpinnings, four main criteria were identified and used to assess the different measures.
Mr Pouzin wonders if forming a new organisation by splitting and combining existing international bodies would be a better approach.Instinctively an engineer rather than a campaigner, however, his main concern is that the underpinnings of the internet should not become fossilised, but should continue to evolve and improve.
Based on existing models of the functional architecture of empathy, we review evidence of the neural underpinnings of each main component, as well as their development from infancy.
