This study extends this discourse by incorporating the perspective of Weisz and Fischer-Kowalski [57, 58] that was concisely defined by Haberl as follows: "Social-ecological systems can be defined as comprising a 'natural' or 'biophysical' sphere of causation governed by natural laws, and a 'cultural' or 'symbolic' sphere of causation reproduced by symbolic communication.
Moreover, by using the verbatim responses that are concisely documented on a flip chart as participants present them to the group, the NGT eliminates a potential source of investigator-induced interpretive bias resulting from transcribing and coding audio or video recordings.
This idea is concisely captured by the philosopher Thomas Nagel when he says that in political life we should regard our most cherished beliefs, "whether moral or religious … simply as someone's beliefs rather than as truths".
That generational pseudo-cynicism — "Whatever" meets "Please love me" — is concisely captured by Jen DeNike's contribution, in which she stands among trees at the edge of a beautiful lake, the reflective glare of the sun partly obscuring her face.
And don't get producer-director Robert Kenner started on beef, chicken, pork or that No. 1 public enemy: corn -- the manipulated mass production of each is concisely and rivetingly scrutinized here.
It is concisely expressed: "retired people are like nuclear stations.
It is concisely described by John Lanchester in his essay Cityphilia.
Finally, the outlook for the future development of surface and interface engineering for practical photoelectrochemical water oxidation is concisely discussed.
In this paper, the recent activity in conceptual design, prototype fabrication, and evaluation of shape morphing wing is concisely classified.
Photographs joined the commodities list when their market began to resemble trading in pork belly futures; the process is concisely traced at the I.C.P.
The case is concisely laid out against Damon Tucker, a big, scary-looking kid from Harlem accused of robbing and shooting a businesswoman who identifies him before she dies.
