Later, in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, an explosion of democratic theory, experience, and practice yielded up an abundance of new democratic norms and mechanisms.
And "The Argonauts," by Maggie Nelson, a funky braid of theory, experience, and ode, is a tribute to the weird luck of sheer happiness, which Nelson found with her spouse, the gender-fluid performance artist Harry Dodge.
If a homeowner defaults on the first mortgage, the second mortgage should in theory experience big losses, as it has a lower claim on the underlying asset, the foreclosed house.
The design should articulate and orchestrate the disciplinary content, pedagogical theory, experience based on practice and the use of increasingly diverse and sophisticated technological resources (Goodyear & Retalis, 2010).
The results show that of the three constructs of knowledge (experience, data/information, and theory), experience has the greatest influence on building waste knowledge, nearly twice that of data/information and three times that of theory.
Whereas Jung based his definitions of extraversion and introversion on his own theory, experience, and intuition, modern psychology identifies personality dimensions empirically, based on what patterns of behavior tend to go together within individuals.
Although many more could be chosen in theory, experience with CSP for motor imagery paradigms has shown that further filters often model the noise of the data rather than the signals of interest.
In intensive care, clinical practice is still influenced by a combination of theory, experience and evidence [ 5].
According to a simple theory, G experiences represents greenness, and R experiences represent redness.
At Level 1, the intentional theory of experience treats perceptual experience as a form of intentionality conceived of as a form of mental representation (hence it is also sometimes called the representationalist theory of experience).
