This is the key idea underlying the concept of closure introduced here: instead of performing computationally expensive transformations, one just remembers that they have to be done.
Accordingly, this study describes two essential components underlying the concept of purchasing marketing integration, and tests the effect of different integration mechanisms gathered from the literature on these two components.
Underlying the concept of cause, however, is at least the dual notion that, absent exceptional circumstances, a defendant is bound by the tactical decisions of competent counsel, Wainwright v. Sykes, supra, at 91, and n. 14, 97 S.Ct., at 2508, and n. 14; Henry v. Mississippi, 379 U.S. 443, 451, 85 S.Ct.
This paper describes the semantic challenge underlying the concept of a coherent set of system properties, a sampling of various efforts to ascribe meaning to particular ilities, and proposes a prescriptive 20 category semantic basis for specifying a set of ilities, while avoiding the assertion of new definitions.
The general properties underlying the concept of the actuator are illustrated in Fig. 2.
The basic premise underlying the concept of efficiency is that no output can be produced without resources (inputs) and that these resources are scarce.
Perhaps we can deal with the social perception by examining the metaphors that underlie the concept of "nurse".... Nursing is a metaphor for mothering.
This view underlies the concept of modern in vitro evolution experiments that functional molecules (even proteins) evolved from random sequence-libraries.
These discrepancies are not trivial because they underlie the concept of "protective ventilation" during acute lung injury.
No matter how huge the sys-net, all its options are mutually related: this interconnectivity is what underlies the concept of a comprehensive sys-net.
These sites underlie the concept of the 'epigenetic clock'.
