The Triple Helix literature describes innovation through two explanatory frameworks encompassing the government, academia, and business.
Such a conception ignores "historical" sciences such as astronomy, archaeology, geology, and biology in which theories integrate a wide number of observations through an explanatory framework.
Because of the recent attention to this issue, we submitted an app update that makes our policy even clearer to users through an explanatory pop-up.
To determine the relative importance of these three factors in explaining the differences in satisfaction among plans, we calculated the indirect effects of plan on satisfaction separately through each explanatory variable.
Thus, the emphasis by some patients on the heightened status of blood attained further significance through psychodynamic explanatory devices, cementing its position in the syndrome, at the expense of 'mutilative' behaviours such as self-burning that do not produce comparable amounts of blood.
Through three different explanatory lenses, I examine how published discourse regarding adoption of diversity practices is converted into action.
It sheds light both on the technical and on the human aspects of software engineering through a unified explanatory framework, without requiring a need to assemble different approaches to address each.
Use of a composite (e.g., an average or a standardized score) for each of these four factors in a multiple regression model would result in representation of all 20 + 8 + 4 + 10 = 42 underlying variables (or 37 distinct joint sites) through only four explanatory variables.
In the miniseries, at the end of an episode about the Battle of the Bulge, during which the 101st Airborne was surrounded by the enemy until Patton's Third Army broke through German lines, an explanatory paragraph is shown on the screen which says, in part, "No member of the 101st has ever agreed that the division needed to be rescued".
