Third, Weber envisions the future of rationalization not only in terms of "mechanized petrification," but also of a chaotic, even atrophic, inundation of subjective values.
Rationalization of this in terms of electrostatic networks will require further experimentation.
In terms of rationalization, many teachers used rational arguments to explain difficult situations, which helped them to down-regulate their negative emotions.
Although the benefits introduced by network models in terms of rationalization of resources are known, evidence about stakeholders' perspectives on hospital network performance from the literature is scanty.
Theological, philosophical, and scientific theory are types of rationalizations of these basic insights in terms of the particular culture and historical periods of the cultures in question.
Digitalized government is faster, more flexible, could be individualized, saves labour, paper, travelling, time for waiting, and is more efficient in terms of organizational rationalization.
At the same time, however, he assumes that his own pursuit of biological science and his quasi-philosophical reflection on biology, morality and religion are not: they are relevantly autonomous, and so are not themselves to be explained away in terms of evolutionary instincts and rationalizations.
A qualitative rationalization of selectivity in this case can be couched in terms of the Marcus theory of electron transfer; thereby the presence of the latent image avoids the penalty of reorganization energy associated with Frenkel defect formation.
These strategies helped them to regulate the internal experiences of their emotions, primarily in terms of duration and intensity, e.g. using rationalization in order to down-regulate negative emotional experiences.
Unlike the traditional equivalent circuit-based approach, the present model enables rationalization of the effects due to asymmetry between the two corroding electrodes in terms of reliability of the noise resistance as an estimator of the polarization resistance.
