The psychosociological theory of aging can be divided roughly into four component theories: disengagement, activity, life-course, and continuity theories.
To solve this problem we work within a holistic control theory framework which is consistent with conventional theory for simple systems (where there is no external forcing and constant controls) and seamlessly generalises to complex systems that are subject to multiple component seasonal forcing and targeted variable controls.
Therefore, these matrices were composed of multiple component communities [25].
Dynamic models of multiple components, such as the sociocultural theory (Nelson and Fivush 2004), explains that memory development occurs through social interaction and cognitive development over the years.
A simple model, based on equilibrium theory, for simulating countercurrent adsorption separation processed involving multiple components and nonlinear equilibrium has been developed.
In both types of analysis, five elements with evidence from strong reviews were found to be similar for all three domains: use of theory; addressing social influences, especially social norms; addressing cognitive-behavioral skills; training of facilitators; and multiple components.
Based on strong reviews in all three domains, five elements were found to be similar across the three domains: use of theory; addressing social influences, especially social norms; addressing cognitive-behavioral skills; training of facilitators; and including multiple components.
Right now, desserts with multiple components are the standard.
"With multiple spacewalks planned and multiple components to attach, we're taking the level of complexity up a notch over the past few station construction flights".
The strategy has been largely successful as corporate buyers increasingly look to buy multiple components from the same vendor.
