Sally Grooms Cowal, vice president of Population Services International (PSI), is able to bring two perspectives as a foreign policy practitioner that are relevant to the intersection of science and diplomacy.
As indeed Google has attempted to do before on other tech-policy intersections relevant to its business interests — also, incidentally, after being forced to respond to outside events (such as when it marshaled its resources to lobby against the European Court of Justice's right to be forgotten ruling).
In order to address these questions I first review the relevant literature, at the intersection between the study of aspirations and of the social meanings of the future.
The ideal reference class is defined by the intersection of all relevant features of the case, and a feature is relevant if it is correlated to the matter under enquiry (Franklin 2010, 2011: 559–561).
It is worth mentioning that there can be positive feedback loops that are s-cycles or that intersect another positive feedback loop in an S-to-R intersection without being relevant for the observed multi-stationarity.
The user can input a list of genes, chromosome locations, whole-genome locations, or platform-specific identifiers to query or download the relevant data or identify the intersection of multiple data sets.
One of the most relevant elements of traffic design is the intersection, where replacement of crossing intersections with roundabouts is common.
This library uses the OpenStreetMap data, identifies relevant points in each road (intersections, forks, dead ends,... ), and uses them as nodes for the network.
After the video shooting of the uncontrolled T-intersections, extraction of relevant decision variables was carried out based on the concept of 'INAFOGA' as given by Ashalatha and Chandra in their theory of gap acceptance under mixed traffic conditions in India [5].
Barriers and facilitators were examined as were intersections with other relevant factors, such as ethnicity, poverty and parenthood.
