Hence, the participants were generally quite competitive and participative in terms of academic performance among their peers, because they were carefully selected before admission into this specialized school.
Moreover, energy cooperatives can play a central role in a participative oriented energy transition in terms of their design as prosumer organizations.
In terms of a participative process, community meetings and communication were considered vital prior to implementation.
Conclusion: The progressive migration of production clinical systems towards a component-based architecture is feasible at a reasonable cost and leads to substantial benefits in terms of user acceptance through participative design and collaborative maintenance of knowledge bases, as well as improved ability to evolve, scale and share individual components.
Contemporary administrative sciences have however, embraced the term and emphasise its direct participative attributes (e.g. as it affects citizens, service users, and inhabitants), dissociating it from the Madisonian construction of representative filtering and refining of public opinion by elite deliberation.
Not only will this be more analytic and more 'joined-up', in that the longer term implications of short-term decisions will be addressed, but it will also be more participative, in that the wider information base drawn upon and the need for broader interpretation, will predicate community involvement in the subsequent stages of the planning spiral.
The young people consulted were conscious that not all young people had the confidence to participate in drama and they argued that both participative drama and non-participative theatre could succeed in engaging young audiences.
In this paper we use the term 'complex intervention' to encompass complicated and complex health care interventions which are non-pharmaceutical and participative, such as the example of Tai Chi given above.
"And the reception was very participative.
'Older people are becoming more participative,' said Walker.
