First is the increasing use of a broad and pervasive multi-stakeholder perspective, as opposed to a set of narrow and unrelated "do and don't" guidelines, as a framework for corporate social-ethical analysis and policymaking.
To arrive at a satisfactory explanation for acid base homeostasis from the whole body perspective, the pervasive effect of continuing production and transport and pulmonary excretion of CO2 evidently must be taken into account.
The one thread running through nearly every perspective is a pervasive resignation and a sense that the truth is buried too deeply to ever be found.
The evolutionary perspective encompasses two pervasive population phenomena (i) (epi genetic changes are very likely to be composed of both advantages (higher population growth) and disadvantages (costs), and (ii) the net fitness effect and thus potential to survive and spread will depend on (changing) environments.
During the past decades, landscape ecology perspectives have become pervasive in almost all areas of ecology, and increasingly important to biodiversity conservation, resource management, and landscape and urban planning.
Eugene O'Neill said, "I wish to God some genius were gigantic enough to define the separateness of these terms once and for all!" No, I mean realness as a perspective that suddenly seemed pervasive: equal parts voyeurism, anthropology, longing and empathy.
literature review, III proposed trust computation model, IV trusted cluster formation, V security extension with pervasive m-healthcare case study as perspective applications, VI illustrate performance evaluation and comparison with traditional work and finally VII conclusion with future scope.
Second, our work makes a significant contribution to the sub-field of health services research in primary care when exploring the pervasive topic of teamworking from the perspective of team identity formation.
Goodman's conventionalism is pervasive and uncompromising: even the rules of perspective in the representation of space, he claims, are conventionally established and provide only a relative i.e., relative to culturally established conceptual schemata standard of fidelity (1976, 10 19).
