In this light, the underlying rational choice paradigm of bounded rationally builds a further corner stone of the theoretical framework - actors do not have perfect information; they behave "intentionally rational, but only limitedly so" [32].
In this light, the underlying rational choice paradigm of bounded rationally builds a further corner stone of the theoretical framework - actors do not have perfect information; they behave " intentionally rational, but only limitedly so" [ 32].
Inferred pathways can be used as a tool to compare metagenomics populations and to rationally build models of microbial communities by considering them as communicating elements of a single, self-comprehensive map of biochemical reactions.
So, participants can rationally justify build and buy decisions versus partnerships and arm's-length vendor relationships.
Moreover, the design idea of this paper is redesigning the GNSS system, which can provide a reference for the new research of how to allocate resources rationally and build an ideal multi-country shared civil GNSS and the next generation of satellite navigation system.
The strictly information-driven pairing of DNA fragments can be used to rationally design and build nanostructures with planned topologies and geometries.
If in many countries people are retiring ever earlier, they may simply be responding rationally to the financial incentives built into their particular state pension scheme.
The narrative is cool, not hot; very English, and not with the pious plain-spokenness of, say, C. S. Lewis's "Mere Christianity," but with a kind of stiff upper lip, as befits a man sent to boarding school when he was 7. The case for God is built slowly and rationally — as he makes clear, "no trance, no swoon, no visions".
We have built a community of citizens and rationally, remaining responsible to the country, taken the first small step.
