In addition, if we are to take Althusser's retrospective word for it, the pieces he published during this period were intended as political-theoretical acts, polemics meant to respond to contemporary opinions and policies and to shift the terms of these arguments as well as the actions which were their results.
Questions without direct connection to the ACAGATATA theoretical basis act as a kind of "experimental control", exhibiting no significant change in performance, as expected.
This web-based intervention is based on a clear theoretical framework (ACT) and the needs and wishes of the end-users have been carefully taken into account by the use of co-creation.
Our informants' reactions to VAW can also be explained within the manhood acts theoretical framework, which focuses on the actions that men do to differentiate themselves from women (12).
To do so, we review theoretical differences between ACT-R and CLARION and propose a model unifying single-process and dual-process accounts within the ACT-R cognitive architecture.
The theoretical background of ACT is based on functional contextualistic philosophy of science and modern learning theory, mainly relational frame theory and contextual behavioural science.
There was, however, little appreciation that the rigidity of such design evaluations or a reliance on, for example, à priori theoretical models might act as confounders and sources of error in the evaluation process.
Since regulatory connectivity underlying pairwise gene candidates may differ from each other at various tissues and sampling times, quantitative determination of these regulations with existing empirical and theoretical knowledge will act as much more effective roles, compared to most of current simplex computational approaches.
Reason is an instrument that is not only capable of acts of theoretical representation, but its exercise is also regarded as being of enormous practical significance.
This hypothesis, which sits comfortably with the theoretical suggestion that novelty acts to motivate exploration of the environment to harvest rewards [Kakade and Dayan, 2002], arises out of converging evidence from human and nonhuman primate studies that point to shared properties of novelty and reward.
For example, Bagaric and Clarke (2007: 29) offer a version of the ticking bomb scenario in the context of their hedonistic act utilitarian theoretical perspective.
