Evidence shows that the assumed conceptual hydrogeological model for the springs could be incorrect, and that at least one alternative conceptualisation (that the springs are dependent on a deep fault) is consistent with the available field data.
As such, transformation involves the re-imaginings of oneself, one's capacities and one's interrelationships with others, a process of 'changing our stories' (Wynne, 1987: 482) which draws on conceptualisations of identity as, at least in part, autobiographical and narrative (Bauer et al., 2006; Singer, 2004; Zahavi, 2007).
On the one hand, negative conceptualisations report workarounds as a subset of errors, shortcuts, deviations and violations [ 3, 16].
Our findings focus on one specific form of marketization work found to be core to the strategic net: conceptualisation work.
Depending on the conceptualisation of understanding and construction (or: science and engineering), related practices such as in silico modelling for enhancing understanding or enabling engineering can either be seen as incommensurable or 'two sides of one coin'.
Based on this conceptualisation, we hypothesise that the main relationships, indicated by arrows in Figure 1, will be found in an empirical test of the conceptualisation.
This represents a form of re-conceptualisation, one with which clinicians will be familiar.
In their extensive review, Vaughn and Bost [ 61] argue that temperament and attachment are separate constructs, and studies showing inter-relationships on the one hand, and independence on the other result from different conceptualisations and assessments of both.
We conclude that the integration of the applied methods of social-cultural assessment on the one hand links to ecosystem services frameworks but on the other hand represents a more holistic conceptualisation of people's benefits from landscapes.
These are lessons of Islam that my mother passed on, and my conceptualisation of the world and our place in it comes from that.
