Another area where linear logic has been a powerful theoretical instrument is that of optimal reduction.
The Parent Risk Evaluation and Engagement Model and Instrument (PREEMI), its theoretical underpinnings, instrument design, and practical application and future research are discussed.
For this purpose, we used theoretical models and instruments that have been contrasted in prior literature.
He claims that normal science can succeed in making progress only if there is a strong commitment by the relevant scientific community to their shared theoretical beliefs, values, instruments and techniques, and even metaphysics.
Subsequently, part 2 discusses the theoretical area and instruments applied to answer the problem at hand, which are founded in the nature of service quality and customer satisfaction, and rise to a research model.
In fact, the analysis of cultural codes that the Pictures Artists inherited from Conceptual Art was taken up by a new generation who wielded them ever more potently as theoretical and political instruments of dissent.
Newton's pessimism was unfounded: although his calculations had suggested a deviation of less than 2 minutes of arc (for an idealised three-mile high mountain), this angle, though very slight, was within the theoretical capability of instruments of his day.
The results are in line with previous studies [ 23, 30], despite differences in the theoretical models and instruments used.
However as one of the aims of this study was to also assess theoretical frameworks and instruments used, it was decided to not set a starting time point for the search.
Some instrument developers have used the ICF as a theoretical base for instrument development and to substantiate content validity claims.
