In recent years, emphasizing the transformation process and peculiar institutional context, many social movement studies cited the standpoint of sociology of action and focused on actors and the processes of their practices.
In this way, cultural frames influence how, e.g., a parent interprets and identifies, from his or her child's standpoint, appropriate courses of action given situational constraints.
Although benzene is one of the most extensively studied chemicals in the world from a toxicological standpoint, the mode of action is not completely understood.
Thus, if Gauthier is right, it can be rational to abide by certain norms or principles, even when they require acting in ways that are not best from the standpoint of the time of action.
David-Hillel Ruben's new book pursues some novel and unusual standpoints in the philosophy of action.
Writing to his friend Alan Gregg, Weed hinted "from our standpoint this action of course means, that if Schaltenbrand accepts, we are prepared to go ahead with the project whenever you are ready to present an official appeal... we shall be prepared to go ahead whenever you are ready.
"It became clear to us," Harmon recalled, "particularly to the deans, that the only course of action, from the standpoint of the institution, since this young man had applied to Princeton under utterly false pretenses, was to declare the admission null and void.
From a pharmacodynamic standpoint, succinylcholine's extremely rapid onset of action and its short duration of action make it the ideal NMBA for RSI.
What made the event memorable, indeed frightening from the standpoint of free speech, was the action of a deputy United States marshal providing security for the justice.
For historical reasons, kinase inhibition is one of the most attractive field to test new predictive methodologies as ATP antagonism is probably the most inherently problematic mechanism of action from a cross-reactivity standpoint.
