Certain systemic terms in the systems of the socio-semiotic process (field of activity) network in Figure 6 have realization statements associated with them.
Some players, and quite a few game designers, see the problem in more systemic terms.
The approaches described in this chapter are a reconsideration of building design in systemic terms – understanding all layers and components of building design and their complex interrelationships over time.
If approaches in more systemic terms of health districts and their actors have already been initiated [ 12], the consideration of links between these various dimensions still remains insufficient.
Recommendations It is critical now for MINED and all of its partners to move ahead quickly and put these gains into more systemic terms; to undertake actions that will be substantive, comprehensive and wide-spread enough to be sustainable.
So rather than the local causal explanation being either mainly naturalistic (explained in impersonal, systemic terms) or personalistic (caused by a human or supernatural agent) [ 39], it is both.
European leaders should focus on finding a systemic, long-term solution to the crisis, restoring each country's growth potential and convergence within the monetary union.
It is worrying but this is no terminal systemic crisis.Long-term success, on the other hand, is turned upside-down.
Is the global economic crisis to blame for a temporary shift in focus, or is this a more systemic long-term sweeping under the rug?
"You can't burden an economic system with additional overhead and get away scot-free, so productivity will take a systemic long-term hit," said Michael Hammer, a consultant in Cambridge, Mass., whose new book, "The Agenda: What Every Business Must Do to Dominate the Decade" (Crown, 2001), is about managing in tough times.
