Ratification doctrine is variable among these systems and, even within single systems, difficult to rationalize.
The flip side of exposure to a system designed to rationalize and quantify creative success is that it reminds me that the rational intellect pushes my unconscious to be more interesting, but the unconscious should still drive my work.
So obviously, something has gone terribly wrong in America and no one is willing to fix it, probably because those at fault refuse to admit culpability while those who game the system continue to rationalize it.
This system aimed to rationalize visit frequency in Sites 1 and 2: 'red' category patients were visited at least once a week while 'green' category patients were visited monthly.
Comparisons to a similar copolymer system are made to rationalize the permeability and selectivity trends of this series of copolymers.
Trial lawyers are held in low esteem by the public, and more to the point, the judicial and political systems have increasingly pushed to rationalize the mass-torts circus, by consolidating litigation and, in the case of the BP spill, urging the creation of a company-financed compensation fund for victims.
With these conditions, the new system was expected to contribute to rationalize the functioning of the local health system, improve access to quality health care, and enhance appropriate utilization of care.
One group advocated comprehensive administrative reform, calling upon the government to rationalize the systems of civil service examination, education, taxation, and land administration.
It also presents the concepts related to exergy in a general scope and in thermoeconomics which combines the thermal sciences principles (thermodynamics, heat transfer, and fluid mechanics) and the economic engineering in order to rationalize energy systems investment decisions, development and operation.
"I think we have a tendency and a sort of instinct to rationalize these systems that we all come to rely on, and to think that they must be operating in a way that is just and fair, or that it makes some sort of rational sense," said Blake Strode, an attorney with an organization working to reform abusive courts in the St . Louisarea.
