Accordingly, these two items should be considered for revision or addition of more reference explanations.
(A more detailed and fully-referenced explanation of this process is given in the book Where Does Money Come From? published by the New Economics Foundation).
Making sense of observations of phenomena is accomplished through the development of explanations that are consistent with existing scientific knowledge and principles; such explanations are referenced as theories (AAAS 1993).
While the show notes consisted of a highbrow explanation referencing philosopher Walter Benjamin's ideas around memory and the past, and "sparks able to build constellations rich with future in which past meets present", Michele himself was at least a little less academic backstage.
TechCrunch could annotate a startup's blog post with in-line explanations of products referenced or bad news that's been glossed over.
If future research confirms the relevance of the above-noted generative factors in increasing ASD-related violence risk, such information could be referenced in solidifying empirically supported explanations for violence in defendants with ASD.
Still, I would have liked more reference and explanation of how this accelerated take-down of creatures causes even more negative effects than the immediate one of species loss.
The classical reasoning of Fisher and Haldane (for references and explanation, see [ 35]) rejects variation-induced trends ("orthogenesis"), on the grounds that, because mutation rates are so small, mutation pressure is a weak force easily overcome by selection.
Learning issue driven searching " using learning objectives as study references" and explanation oriented preparing " studying and summarising learning resources at an appropriate level to be shared with other students during PBL session", directly influenced the breadth and depth of discussion.
When story characters were described as searching in the wrong place for a target object, adult subjects often endorsed mental state explanations referencing a distracter object, but only when that object was approached.
