King argues that Buridan's nominalism has three interrelated aspects: (1) the ontological thesis that there are no non-individual entities in the world; (2) the psychological thesis that some concepts, though metaphysically particular, can represent more than one individual thing; and (3) the semantic thesis that such concepts also function as common names in Mental Language.
According to Kuhn, these three interrelated aspects of incommensurability (changes in problems and standards that define a discipline, changes in the concepts used to state and solve those problems, and world change) jointly constrain the interpretation of scientific advance as cumulative.
Descriptive review is made five interrelated aspects of migration: 1) rates of emigration from 1991 to 2010, 2) destination countries of new and current migrants, 3) demographic characteristics of current migrants, 4) patterns of mobility and reasons of migration of current migrants, and 5) sectors of employment of migrants working abroad.
The issue has two distinct, albeit interrelated, aspects: the high cost of providing health care and the high cost of insurance.
Pain can cause problems to an individual in a single physical, psychological, social, and spiritual aspect, or in two or more interrelated aspects.
The term "innovation" denotes new practices or set of interventions directed to improve quality of care through coordinated actions [ 14], and can be conceptualised as having two distinct but interrelated aspects.
Even so, Fleck emphasized all three of the interrelated aspects of the shifts that Kuhn called revolutions and tried to capture by calling theories 'incommensurable' (changes in problems and standards (1979 [1935], 75 76; 1979 [1936], 89), conceptual change (e.g. 1979 [1935]; 1979 [1936], 72, 83) and world change (e.g. 1986 [1936], 112).
We also present "two-pollutant models" with both PM2.5 and highway proximity included in the model, assuming that the two markers may capture different (interrelated) aspects of ambient air pollution, namely urban background pollution (mostly due to secondary pollutants) and the near-source traffic-related pollutants with higher concentrations of primary pollutants.
Its three sub-scales measure distinct, but interrelated, aspects of burnout: emotional exhaustion (EE), depersonalisation, and personal accomplishment.
