Thereby, the authors limit themselves in their notion of contracts to technical service choreographies, service policies and contract requirements.
This insight is employed to shed light on the notion of contracts and on the relations between contracts and values.
The similarity bias is one that tends to be accepted, even though the notion of contracting, opposing and even conflicting points of view supports innovation and creativity, particularly in the enterprise.
At first a simple reformer of law, Bentham attacked notions of contract and natural law as superfluous.
"And with each new piece of information the whole notion of the contract is changed".
Hobbesians do not use the term 'constructivism', but they use a similar notion of hypothetical contract to explain the nature of morality and of moral truths.
The notion of psychological contract will be used to conceptualize engineers' intention to stay and is seen as mediating the relationship between learning and development opportunities and engineers' intention to stay.
To address this need for behavioural runtime validation, while preserving support for higher-order programming, we introduce the notion of computational contracts.
"Where it fell down badly is this notion of dual contracts, though we must wait to see if that is proven, and particularly his handling of the handover to Craig Whyte.
Indeed, the notion of politicians contracting with those who elect them was at the heart of the Republican takeover of Congress in 1994, the famous "Contract with America".
