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The METROPOLIS framework embodies the platform-based design methodology and has been applied to a number of case studies across multiple domains.
The NexGen framework embodies a tiered approach to risk assessment (Cote et al. 2012).
The term "process" in this paper implies actions directly associated with maintenance, while "framework" embodies the supporting infrastructure.
This causal interpretation relies on the counterfactual framework embodied in HRMSMs (Neugebauer et al. 2007), particularly the assumption of no unmeasured confounders.
This framework embodies the main concepts of a local energy management system and adopts a multicriteria perspective to determine optimal solutions for providing energy services through distributed generation.
This health, disease and mortality cross-continuum framework embodies the continuously varying multilevel eco-epidemiological contexts of exposure to and occurrence of illnesses, sicknesses, diseases, and deaths of individuals nested in local or national populations.
The question was then to what degree would the arguably conservative Frye general acceptance standard survive in the wake of the presumably more liberal admissibility framework embodied in the new Federal Rules of Evidence.
The question was then to what degree would the arguably conservative Frye general acceptance standard survive in the wake of the presumably more liberal admissibility framework embodied in the Federal Rules of Evidence.
The arcane regulatory framework embodied in Title II was crafted for 19th Century railroad monopolies and the early 20th century one-wire telephone world.
Incorporating the framework of embodied cognition into STEM learning may also improve learning by bolstering cognitive skills, or providing additional or alternative strategies.
Other researchers examine animal cognition from within the framework of embodied cognition (Barrett & Henzi 2005; Barrett et al. 2007; Hutchins 2008; Wilson 2008), or dynamical systems theory (King 2004; King & Shanker 2003; Shanker & King 2002).
