We have lost all sense of nuance, especially the ability to situate specific political events within a global logic.
AOPs provide a conceptual framework within which to situate specific toxicity pathway perturbations with respect to adversity, with in vitro assays for toxicity pathway perturbations serving as the basis for risk assessment.
Accessibility is not a property of the document: It is situated in specific contexts and distributed across multiple agents and artifacts.
Interviewer: You mentioned the notion of routines from Nelson and Winter (1982), where the authors specified their own view of what those rules are, e.g., they are situated, context specific.
Along the way, they made decisions about who to study with and which resources to use, an account consistent with a situative theory of cognition, which posits that mental activity and social action is situated within specific socio-cultural and organizational contexts while also being distributed among mind, tool, and activity (Greeno 1998; Spillane et al. 2001).
The tpsB and tpsA genes are situated on specific genetic islands on the chromosome.
Small signaling peptides perceived by receptors are situated in specific cells to control growth and development by eliciting a vast array of physiological responses.
Human behavior is always situated in specific temporal and spatial contexts in which social interactions, events, and processes take place (Thrift 1983).
UK, white, female [ 24] An associated belief was the notion that aspects of an individual's personality are situated within specific body parts.
The location of the internal knots is also important, because, when more knots are situated in a specific region, there is a higher flexibility in that specific region, enabling the function to have a more exotic shape.
A raft of qualifications is required here of course, concerning various specific situated conditions fo rationality or irrationality.
