Lee presents an intriguing idea in a chapter called "Open-Source Chinese Restaurants," contending that "if McDonald's is the Windows of the dining world (where one company controls the standards), then Chinese restaurants are akin to the Linux operating system, where a decentralized network of programmers contributes to the underlying source code".
This is where I'd contend that skateboarding is having an identity crisis.
One might contend that x-phi as explication preparation leaves this view unchallenged.
This paper contends that improving wastewater treatment in such communities provides significant recycling opportunities that extend beyond the immediate locale.
This paper contends that, by improving communication in EDs, hospitals and patients will reap significant benefits.
Given all this, Reid contends that we should reject moral skepticism.
The problematic frame is "obesity", and this paper contends that much could be gained by adopting the frame "caloric overconsumption".
This paper contends that the mixing of these two opposing educational philosophies can undermine PBL and nullify its positive benefits.
But the criticism starts to flow as early as his second chapter, where Stiglitz contends that Obama chose a conservative strategy that he calls muddling through.
In Chapter 9, Hitchens contends that the claim that religion is a source of conflict is a "cruel factual misunderstanding", and that a number of conflicts, including The Troubles and the Arab Israeli conflict, were not motivated by religion but tribal in nature and disputes over territory.
