The present work describes a mathematical model based on the cellular solids theory, characterising the nonlinear rheologic behaviour of the material.
In these theories, the modules of agent-identification are commonly assumed to perform intuitive processes, which dual-process theories characterise as Type 1 (Evans and Stanovich 2013).
The adverbial theory will characterise this state of mind as "sensing brownly and squarely and greenly and triangularly".
We develop a linguistics pragmatics approach, based on Speech Act Theory to characterise annotations in design co-operation.
First, Lyapunov exponents are a measure for how fast two originally nearby trajectories diverge on average, and they are often used in chaos theory to characterise the chaotic nature of the dynamics of a system.
We conducted qualitative semi-structured interviews with six practitioner services staff and six GPs in Scotland, utilizing Charmazian grounded theory to characterise 'revolving door' patients and their impact from professionals' perspectives.
In the context of electronic patient records, item response theory models characterise the probability of a general practitioner recording, or not recording a stroke code that is drawn from a set of Read medical codes, as a function of the latent trait measured by these codes.
Gauge theories are characterised by long range interactions.
It was the era of the miners' strike, the Wapping dispute, CND marches, the Falklands war, IRA terrorism, an economic theory – "monetarism" – that characterised deep cuts to public services as the necessary medicine to heal a sick economy.
Grounded theory studies are characterised by theoretical sampling, but this requires some data to be collected and analysed.
