This essentially empirical method was formulated early in the 17th century by Francis Bacon, an English philosopher, as a scientific substitute for the prevailing systems of thought, which, to his mind, relied all to often on fanciful guessing and the mere citing of authorities to establish truths of science.
The concern of this discussion, however, is different: regardless of the relative values for evaluation and management versus procedural services, the prevailing system of fee-for-individual-service offers no economic incentives for clinicians to efficiently organize the care delivered by other providers.
While prevailing systems may move from west to east, for example, individual storms in a particular region may not, due to local weather phenomena.
This study focuses on maize-legume-based production systems, the prevailing system across the four countries.
It's not malicious intent". Still, those among the anti-racebending camp feel that such rationalization provides a convenient excuse for keeping the prevailing system — a glass ceiling for actors of color in major movies — firmly in place.
Avoiding inappropriate relay settings for the prevailing system conditions.
Consequently, the prevailing system acts as a barrier for creation of a new system (in our case a biofuel-based transport system).
1) Avoiding inappropriate relay settings for the prevailing system conditions 2) Managing wide area disturbances 3) Mitigating the impact of hidden failures 4) Ensuring a suitable balance between the security and dependability of protection .
The report funded by the Pew Charitable Trusts calls the prevailing system "industrial farm animal production".
How do you keep your livelihood, except by going along with the prevailing system?
Which is right and proper, since under the prevailing system intellectual labour ought to be rewarded.
