The 'Triple Helix overlay provides a model at the level of social structure for the explanation of mode 2 as an historically emerging structure for the production of scientific knowledge, and its relation to Mode 1', and it is a 'model of "trilateral networks and hybrid organizations" of "university-industry-government relations"' (Etzkowitz and Leydesdorff [2000], pp. 118, 111 112).
Etzkowitz and Leydesdorff ([2000], p. 118) also explain how, in their view, the Triple Helix model relates to Mode 2: the 'Triple Helix overlay provides a model at the level of social structure for the explanation of Mode 2 as an historically emerging structure for the production of scientific knowledge, and its relation to Mode 1'.
This is why I suggested a slight revision of Veel's (1997: 180-181) analysis of the contextual structure of the factorial explanation.
A rainbow, for the mechanist, is explained by situating that phenomenon in the causal structure of the world; the explanation is an account of how the phenomenon was produced by entities (like rain drops and eyeballs) with particular properties (like shapes and refractive indices) that causally interact with light propagating from the sun.
There is a sense in which contemporary physics, with its account of the properties of atoms and molecules in terms of their electron structure and the explanation of many macroscopic phenomena in terms of the atomic and molecular structures underlying them, comes close to the ideal of Democritus.
Furthermore, it is clear from the STEM image that the Al0.33Ga0.67As layer precisely follows the morphology of the hole, simply reproducing the structure corroborating the explanation of the AFM results.
Analysis of the guild structure of the fauna permits explanation of a local biodiversity hotspot in otherwise low-diversity strata elsewhere in the Scandinavian region.
The last statement of this student leads our discussion of the causal structure of the student's explanations to a point where we deal with the conception of inheritance of acquired characters.
For example, while 80% of experts used the "structure of evolutionary explanation" as a sort rule, only 40% of novices did so.
In fact, here we would have to take at least one step further in the delicacy of differentiation of fields of activity to be able to state contextual structures: the structure of an explanation will depend on what kind of explanation it is — e.g. sequential or factorial (see e.g. Veel 1997; Martin and Rose 2008).
