Locating De Pirotechnia in a flourishing textual discourse about mining and metallurgical processes enables an exploration of larger issues such as patronage, casting techniques, empiricism, fraud, artistic identity, and the control of natural resources in the formation of state power.
Other authors have defined this new model of social movement as a "change from logic of collective action, associated with high levels of organizational resources and the formation of collective identities, to a logic of connective action, based on personalized content sharing across media networks" [7].
Following Jensen's inequality [ 18, 39], the reduction of variance in disposable resources makes the formation of egalitarian groups profitable whenever the fitness function (Fig. 1) is upward convex.
The ΨE populations are a potential resource for the formation of transcribed pseudogenes, which can function in the regulation of homologous genes through formation of small, interfering RNAs [ 18, 19, 30].
It is argued in this paper that the development of accounting and accountability practices within the Society of Jesus from the 16th to the 17th centuries cannot be reduced to an economic explanation that views them merely as tools for measuring and allocating economic resources thereby explaining the formation of hierarchies.
As a consequence genetic elements are treated on a par with other developmental resources necessary for the formation of a phenotypic trait.
Amir-Aslani and Negassi [1] state that small life sciences companies need partners to share risk and to access financial resources leading to the formation of strategic alliances.
In the pursuit of sustainability, the importance of identifying the practices demanding considerable resources and studying the formation of these practices as a basis for policies has been recognised[18, 19].
As an unconventional energy resource, the Bakken Formation has long been considered an important source rock for oil in the Williston Basin.
It is determined that the need for this engineering specialty includes a significant degree of resource management, and the formation of engineers through education requires not only the acquisition and strengthening of technical knowledge, but also the development of the competences that are required by both employers and the recipients of the benefits of engineering: society.
