Its risks, practical and theoretical, introduced a note of caution, but this was not sufficient to detract from the wide appeal induced by its effectiveness and ease of use.
Moreover, theoretical terms are "theoretical constructs" introduced "jointly" as a "theoretical system" (Hempel 1952, 32).
In the early 1940s, however, she began to push the Keynesian model beyond its theoretical framework, introducing aspects of Marxist economics in books such as An Essay on Marxian Economics (1942; 2nd ed., 1966) and Marx, Marshall, and Keynes (1955).
Also from a theoretical perspective, introducing some form of risk-sharing in which the insurer shares the risk of achieving high costs or suboptimal value with providers, may help to align interests in a setting where interests tend to diverge [ 12].
Conversely, only recursive functions can be so calculated, or computed by a theoretical machine introduced by the English mathematician Alan Turing (1912 54), or by a modern computer, for that matter.
In general, small deviations from this theoretical assumption introduce tolerable artifacts.
This section contains some numerical examples regarding the theoretical results introduced in the previous Section 3.
These results correlate reasonably well with the results of a theoretical analysis introduced in a previous paper.
However, "theoretical fictions" introduced as an alternative to realist theories, and which are supposed to play a serious role in inquiry, do not seem to be able to be as arbitrary.
This section contains some simulation examples illustrating the theoretical results introduced in Sections 2 and 5 concerning the existence and location of disease-free and endemic equilibrium points under regular and impulsive vaccination as well as the eventual oscillatory behavior.
