However, it seems that it and the notion of striving to fulfill needs are more intuitive than Darwinian natural selection,1 which probably explains why they were proposed first and why so many students and others continue to conceive of evolution in these inaccurate terms (Bishop and Anderson 1990; Demastes et al. 1995; Alters and Nelson 2002).
We developed the notion of working patterns that can fulfill the requirements with generic transmission energy consumption model and variable communication ranges and sensing ranges, and adopted a column generation based approach to solve the problem where a column corresponds to a feasible working pattern, with initial working patterns being obtained through either a random selection algorithm.
Mr. Albee's cosmic concerns are not so expansive as to take in the notion of death as cruel, untimely cutting off fulfilling relationships within a caring family.
In Sect. 3 we have introduced the notion of mediation as a specific rule (F,) that fulfills a set of legitimate principles, (mathcal {P},) and determines the set of admissible rules.
Today's Democratic majority, with Mr. Geoghegan's tacit acceptance, trivializes the notion of democracy by barring future majorities in perpetuity from fulfilling their legislative duties.
The notion of telling an umpire that he is sorry — like fulfilling one of the 12 steps of addiction recovery — resonates with his angry past and more agreeable present.
To be consistent with developments in contemporary literature, the notion of performance in this study is embedded in a general vision of key functions that an organizational entity must fulfill in a given environment.
Burton and colleagues did examine the notion of expectations being met in relation to the outcome of total joint replacement (hip) [ 13], and noted that expectations were fulfilled in just over one-half (55%) of the patients interviewed.
The engaged couple then grapples with the notion of holding their nuptials during what may become a mourning period, notes Kuhle, or move up the date, which can be inconvenient but also emotionally fulfilling.
Guarascio Just that – the notion of change.
