The theory is characterized in the majority of the programs, by information on anatomy, biomechanics and care of the back; and the practical one through the teaching of positions and correct posture activities as: correct way to be sat down, to collect an object of the floor, to be gone to bed, etc.
Briefly, on the semantic view, a theory is characterized by (1) some set of models and (2) the hypotheses linking these models with idealized physical systems.
The transition from a classical field theory to a quantum field theory is characterized by the occurrence of operator-valued quantum fields φ̂ x,t), and corresponding conjugate fields, for both of which certain canonical commutation relations hold.
Thus, ideal solutions according to Suh's theory are characterized by a considerable capability of evolving and accelerating technological progress.
If modern societies, for classical social theory, were characterized by differentiation, for Baudrillard, postmodern societies are characterized by dedifferentiation, the "collapse" of (the power of) distinctions, or implosion.
Thus, large combinatorial experiments with many thousands of outputs could, in theory, be characterized by single-shot ultra-high-throughput experiments, as long as 'genetic bar-coding' schemes were implemented to allow rapid deconvolution and characterization of network components.
The new framework for philosophy, and meta-theory, was characterized by an anti-metaphysical attitude toward linguistic and otherwise formal, rather than material, entities.
Second, the theory of Mawhin's continuation theorem is characterized by the higher dimension of kernel space on resonance BVPs, the more difficult to construct the projections P and Q.
According to this theory, dialogue is characterized as a set of actions to change the interlocutor's mental state and reach the goals of the interaction.
Microeconomic Theory at Yale is characterized by a large faculty and comprehensive course offerings across all specializations, foremost among them decision theory, game theory, and general equilibrium theory.
In this paper, we propose a theoretical framework to model fixation based on C-K design theory, in which fixation is characterized as a set of restrictive heuristics activated in a creative reasoning.
