The reductionist approach to concept-development simulation is fully demonstrated in the comprehensive InHM simulations for the data-rich Coos Bay experimental catchment (i.e., pore water pressure development related to slope instability).
Similarly, global-as-supraterritorial is useless when regarded in isolation and in a reductionist way: this concept needs to consider the influences on health on international, national, regional, local, community, individual and the biomedical level to assemble the 'whole picture' in a global (read: holistic) concept to improve health worldwide in the final step.
Another example: The reductionist program for theoretical concepts (e.g., those of physics) aimed to solve epistemological problems that these concepts pose.
His explications of scientific concepts can be equally reductionist, as when he mentions "edge effect".
Mr. Gilad, who is known for his minimalist, high-concept style, has created reductionist fruit bowls that resemble miniature scaffolds for Designfenzider, his own firm, and Wallpiercing, a new light fixture for the Italian company Flos that appears to puncture the wall like a giant hoop earring.
Although not as reductionist as popularly assumed, Freud nonetheless extended the concept of sexuality beyond conventional usage to include a panoply of erotic impulses from the earliest childhood years on.
More interesting than Lind's reductionist two-Texas, black-and-white, good-versus-evil concept is how Bush's state and regional roots have registered on his presidency.
From a theoretical point of view, EBM has been questioned as being reductionist and rigid with its hierarchical approach to the concept of evidence [ 3- 5].
The aesthetic is not a static concept that lies outside the arts in the reductionist realm of sensory biology or cognitive science.
The study of snake venom-induced local tissue pathology has been predominantly based on experimental designs and concepts that view tissue alterations from a dichotomous, homogeneous and reductionist perspective.
