The first array contained the six females from the complete set, a second array contained the nine male politicians, and the third contained the nine male media figures (as career is likely to be an important organizational principle in the domain of person knowledge; Crutch and Warrington, 2004).
According to Łukasiewicz, the Stagirite himself doubted the validity of the principle of excluded middle in the domain of future contingents.
Furthermore, guidance on how to apply the principles of theory-driven evaluation in the domain of health systems research is scarce.
Given the comparable 'equity challenge' in the domain of housing and transport, we will now explore the equity principles that give direction to government's involvement in the housing sector in more detail, in order to explore possible principle for the domain of transport.
The Act puts principles into statute that have long been in the domain of social work, and provides a script for modern social work with adults.
By analyzing the equity principles in each of the latter domains, and assessing their possible relevance for the domain of transport, we want to contribute to the rapidly growing literature addressing equity concerns in the domain of transport.
"We are no longer in the domain of free speech.
In contrast, equity principles are fairly well established in the domains of health care, education and housing.
In contrast, equity principles are fairly well established in the domains of health care, education and housing (e.g., [1, 2, 28, 50]).
