Capacities of newer technologies, known as Web 2.0 (also termed as Enterprise 2.0 technologies) technologies, in knowledge capturing and dissemination, in increasing the visibility of knowledge practices and output to others and to knit together the organization, have endeared these to the organizations (McAfee, [2006]).
In 2012, however, he was diagnosed with colon cancer, which changed his artistic practice and output.
A Monte Carlo method showed that the differences between farmers' practices and model outputs were not random.
This congruence between farmers' practices and model outputs suggests the existence of some indicators that depict the N nutrition status of the orchard as a basis for rules indicating how much nitrogen should be applied.
A comprehensive monitoring chart has been developed by the Government of Bangladesh, which describes patient details, vital signs, clinical signs, treatments given, feeding practices, an intake-and-output chart, and outcomes of these practices.
For all the complexity of lobbying and lawmaking, the US government has two main tools for spurring greener chemistry: restricting certain chemicals or practices, and taxing certain outputs, like carbon dioxide.
It is customary to say that Browne's life passed without incident outside the learned purviews of his medical practice and literary output.
Of course, even if the argument from interpretation fails and purely descriptive legal theories remain possible, it could still be a worthwhile project to attempt to give a constructive interpretation of legal practice, and the output of this project would indeed be a partially evaluative theory.
Diversity in actual farming practices, and thus in inputs and outputs of activities is large.
