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Yet more people are working on fuzzier issues, such as "value capture"—consultantese for making sure that the merger yields the promised annual cost savings of $2.5 billion by 2004.Invent, don't reinventAll these groups were given clear principles for how to proceed.
But in a resignation statement, he cited "differences on matters of principle and how best to proceed with the growth of the Institute, and more recently my personal health".
Moore posited, on the basis of what later became known as the "precautionary principle", that it was better to proceed on the basis of incomplete information than to carry on at the risk of further damage.
Development of a truly quantitative cellulose CI is laudable, but would need to proceed along the principles established for quantitative XRD phase analysis.
We propose here to proceed from higher-level organizational principles of cell metabolism, and determine how these principles change under evolutionary pressures.
We seem to be heading at full speed towards epistemological relativism here, and indeed, according to Feyerabend, this is the case: not only does science fail to proceed according to fixed principles, but it doesn't deserve its epistemic privileges, either.
It should be possible to take the positive properties of both concepts, the traditional and those of COSMIN, to find improved standards and to proceed according to the principle of "live and let live".
Applied in context, these principles suggest a set of practices that allow interoperability to proceed naturally.
