Normative ethical theories vary considerably in terms of their aspirations towards generalization, universality, abstractness, systematic organization, simplicity, and comprehensiveness (Nussbaum 2000, Flynn 2007).
and methods for correcting for them create many additional opportunities for PBIS; however, for simplicity, systematic errors are ignored in this paper.
By the end of the 19th century, marine navigation had evolved into a fully systematic technique, combining the simplicity and reliability required by its practitioners with the rigour and accuracy founded in the skills and knowledge of astronomers, mathematicians, cartographers, and instrument makers.
The directness, relative simplicity, and systematic approach of this book made it perhaps the most accessible and popular of his works; and many commentators have tended to emphasize it more than later writings, despite Nishida's own misgivings about its latent psychologism.
We would like to mention that our goal here is not to exploit all possible boundary value problems covered by this approach, but to emphasize its systematic character and its simplicity, due to very recent results on bases associated with the difference operators considered in this article.
Despite simplicity, our systematic analysis illustrates a method for classification of OSCC stages; this method can help researchers to identify the cancer stage by means of molecular features instead of histopathological analysis or measurement of tumor size.
Over the last few years, there has been immense attention on particle filters for image tracking because of their simplicity, flexibility, and systematic treatment of nonlinearity and non-Gaussianity.
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