The second, guided by principles of phylogeny and ontogeny, attempts to self-organize basic building blocks into purposeful systems ([33], [40] [42]; see also [43] for a similar goal at the neural level).
When we are purposeful, our immune system is geared away from inflammation.
Self-organizing, purposeful, socio-cultural systems must be self-evolving in order to be viable.
Then, we provide results from our thematic analysis and discuss these findings by building on the work of Kitson [ 6], which describes the purposeful integration of systems theory with KT to enable more expedient uptake of knowledge into practice.
By combining their support efforts in a purposeful way, health systems and communities could provide better value to CHWs by revisiting, in novel ways, traditionally independent approaches to improving performance and by identifying and testing innovative solutions in settings where resources are and will continue to be limited.
At ninety-one, Dr. Otto L. Bettmann has a memory as purposeful as the retrieval system he devised for the Bettmann Archive, the renowned picture agency, which he founded in 1935.
That's one of the lessons of "Lincoln," which moviegoers are thronging to and intellectuals are swooning for precisely because it illuminates and validates the intrinsic and purposeful messiness of our system.
We define a CHKMS as a purposeful, ethical and adaptable system that creates exoteric knowledge (relevant for solving social and managerial problems) through communicative action, providing a link between knowledge and action in an organization or community of practice.
This entails some purposeful limitations to the system: for example, it is not optimized in any way.
Small, light, fast, and to the point, the new breed of operating system is purposeful, specific, and if I may coin a term, infodynamic.
