HEALTH policy experts argue that lumping sick people together into high-risk pools runs counter to traditional insurance principles of spreading the risk, in which people who are relatively healthy subsidize those with many health problems.
The chapter presents an introduction to quadrature modulation and to the principles of spread-spectrum communication.
One major difference relates to the extent to which the models implement the principle of spreading of activation between the lexical level and the phonological level.
Based on the principles of disaster spread in resource networks, a property model of resource nodes is proposed that incorporates the values of the resources, the disastrous energy of each node, the disaster spread path, and the disaster spread characteristics.
Thirty-eight patients were treated based on the ontogenetic principles of cancer spread with compartment resection and anatomical reconstruction, and no local failures were found at a mean 19-month follow-upfollow-up[13]
Making certain individual-level modeling assumptions (e.g., the mass-action principle of infectious spread, time independent infection rates, etc)., theorists construct models (typically) based on Ordinary Differential Equations (ODEs) which describe the dynamics of the expected population size in different disease stages without tracking individuals.
Accordingly, some current models follow the principle of general spread of activation and assume that there is parallel activation of the two lexicons.
In addition the principles of abstraction have spread to photography and sculpture and beyond — even to the mind-set behind Conceptual Art, with its penchant for systems, categories and repetition that isolate and reorganize, and thereby abstract, aspects of reality.
Although dosage compensation systems are seemingly diverse across species, there are key shared principles of nucleation and spreading that are critical for accurate targeting of the dosage compensation complex to the X-chromosome(s).
In 1823 he helped to found the Westminster Review to spread the principles of philosophical radicalism.
By early 1792 both radicals, eager to spread the principles of the Revolution, and the king, hopeful that war would either strengthen his authority or allow foreign armies to rescue him, supported an aggressive policy.
