In their theoretical discussion of innovation sustainability, Chambers et al. [ 64] proposed that for innovations to be sustained within constantly shifting contexts, learning must be "a core value" underpinning organizational processes.
We exploited the distinct temporal components of retrieval to help elucidate the neural underpinnings of value generalization through associations.
On each page we behold the ethics, the underpinnings, the values and the hierarchy of Islam taking shape.
This variation could be as a result of what is included under the umbrella of CAM, the nature, cultural values, belief systems, religious underpinnings and practices of our society, as well as the cost and degree of accessibility of conventional medicine.
Integration of PAL and its underpinning values into the curriculum from the outset, would allow students to develop accountability as members of a community of learners over time.
Instead, viewers sort out for themselves the complex psychological underpinnings, and the value of Renfrew's tough-love approach.
Autonomic traits with heritable determination may be of particular value in investigation of the genetic underpinnings of hypertension.
In this article we review the theoretical underpinnings of bioregionalism, focusing on its value for neotropical forest conservation, and apply it to the mosaic of public and private lands that encompass the Greater Osa Bioregion.
It does, however, have underpinnings of humanism in its core values, which are empathy, fairness, sincerity, and rationality, according to the cult's website head there if you want to learn more.
But the spiritual underpinnings of the American republic ensure that values are constantly debated in the public arena and soul-searching is a never-ending element of the American public discourse.
