Mangham and Hanson argue that "understanding intervention complexity," for example by using Gericke et al's framework, can help to overcome barriers to scaling up complex interventions, including the important barrier of resource constraints [ 15].
Molecular tools provide new opportunities for understanding the ecology of infectious diseases, for example, by increasing our understanding of factors that determine spatial and temporal distribution of pathogens and disease (1, 2).
For example, by understanding how knowledge, information, and resources flow in Emae, it becomes possible to formulate programs and strategies that build on strengths, while identifying weakness, or what the MOVE framework purports to be a "lack of resilience".
For example, by understanding the interplay between energy and conformational entropy one can choose an optimal temperature or set of temperatures to use for exploring conformational space.
In this scenario, architecture is argued as a human extended phenotype 20,34,34a with the understanding that technology represented, for example, by AI and sensors, is approaching a point to be matched or bypassed for use in experimental technology and architecture by animate, sense-making organisms currently researched and theorized via plant intelligence, signaling, and behavior.
The background of the commentary is decidedly Aristotelian, with some possible influence of the Peripatetic commentators (most notably Themistius, who however is never mentioned); nonetheless, Ṯābit revises some crucial tenets of Aristotle's philosophical theology, by understanding, for example, the First Mover as the first cause not only of the motion of the universe, but also of its existence.
I think it also has to be dealt with by an understanding, for example, of the fundamental importance of the Israeli-Palestinian issue.
So as one can imagine, approaches to, for example, by actually understanding each person or at some point during the system [INAUDIBLE] use this knowledge to answer specific questions after recognizing you.
We argue for the importance of increasing our understanding of focus group methodology, for example by reporting interesting discrepancies in mixed methods studies.
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