Their investigation concluded that three steps namely understand, create and assess, all within the premise of aforementioned sensory receptors, are a necessity to inform the new product development process, in order to make the products more human centric.
The solution is based on five principles, namely: understand the access demand on the practice clear the backlog of appointments review the appointment system develop contingency plans widen the mode of patient consultation.
This new reality, in short, recommends a specific course of action, one we are at risk of losing sight of: namely, to understand that China is testing the waters and sending signals but nothing more — but also to respond with precise, measured steps to ensure it doesn't push the limits too far.
Riemann adopted the same principles in geometry as did Faraday and Maxwell before him in electromagnetism, namely, to understand the world from its behavior in the infinitely small.
Part of the broader field of bioinformatics, Karl Friston, principal fellow of the Wellcome Institute of Neurology, believes that neuroinformatics "represents one of the most fundamental endeavours of science, namely to understand how the brain works.
Proclus, however, also applies this principle to explain the most difficult problem facing Neoplatonic metaphysics, namely, how to understand the procession of the manifold from the One.
The two pieces should ground you in what we were working to understand, namely can you call an IPO a success if it has to price under its proposed range?
At this point his account of the ground is not consistent, but this inconsistency points to the essential issue Schelling is trying to understand, namely whether philosophy can give a rational account of the fact of the manifest world.
The basic elements of counseling were respected namely that clients understand: (i) the clinical and prevention benefits of testing, (ii) the right to refuse, (iii) the follow up services that will be offered, and (iv) the importance of sharing results with a partner in case of positive results.
But in scores of experiments, Gilbert, Wilson, Kahneman and Loewenstein have made a slew of observations and conclusions that undermine a number of fundamental assumptions: namely, that we humans understand what we want and are adept at improving our well-being -- that we are good at maximizing our utility, in the jargon of traditional economics.
This falls short of the mark for how the majority of physicists understand it, namely as a reactive dynamical coupling between spacetime and matter.
