Once the assemblage of public health is understood as comprised of different forms of expertise and actors, including publics, addressing this gap matters.
Viruses intertwine their metabolic functions with those of the host cell, which allows infected cell to be understood as superorganisms, comprising the minimal essential condition for viral replication and biomagnification [ 9]; yet how viruses organize their gene network remains an open question.
That's something Yumiko understood as well".
Both of these perspectives attempted to go beyond a naive technological determinism and argued instead that technologies such as ICTs should be understood as socially shaped and comprised of dynamic interrelationships between people, artefacts, practices and structures.
In this paper, "middle class" is understood as "social class usually comprising of white-collar (non-manual) workers, lower-level managers, and small business owners, often constituting about one-third of the employed population of a country.
Here, frailty is understood more broadly using another widely-used conceptualization in which frailty is understood as a state of susceptibility comprising illnesses, symptoms, and functional impairments which we have operationalized using a deficit accumulation approach; the number of problems that an individual has are summed to create a frailty index measure [ 43- 45].
Second, the aggregate behavior of iterated compositions of local maps that comprise a CGDDS can be understood as a (specific) simulated algorithm together with its associated and inherent computational complexity.
As currently understood, syllogistic comprises two domains of investigation.
Throughout the Categories Aristotle assumes that relations comprise one of the accidental categories, and hence that they must be understood as items inhering in particular substances.
Humanism does not by itself comprise the whole of the early Italian Renaissance, which should also be understood as a general intense efflorescence of all the arts and intellectual life.
