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Synthese, 1970
In philosophy we are sometimes interested in the invariants of intelligibility. What do all good (adequate, successful, fair) interpretations of a language, or of a person, have in common? What common reality is projected by our understanding of each other?2 What do persons share that makes communication possible?
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In philosophy we are sometimes interested in the invariants of intelligibility. What do all good (adequate, successful, fair) interpretations of a language, or of a person, have in common? What common reality is projected by our understanding of each other?2 What do persons share that makes communication possible?
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Computer, 2005
Effective communication requires conveying ideas efficiently and unambiguously using closely aligned frames of reference, thus avoiding the need to offer extensive preliminary explanations.
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Effective communication requires conveying ideas efficiently and unambiguously using closely aligned frames of reference, thus avoiding the need to offer extensive preliminary explanations.
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On Newtonian Frames of Reference
The Mathematical Gazette, 1955A paradox connected with the idea of a uniform field of force is recalled. The main purpose is to discuss frames of reference in the gravitational fields of systems originally studied by Milne and McCrea in developing their “newtonian cosmology” It is shown that a frame moving with any particle of the material of such a system serves as a newtonian ...
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The development of frames of references
Scientometrics, 1986Abstract Measurement of the effectiveness of science policies is analyzed as a multi-level problem. Journal-journal citations are discussed as a potential candidate for a domain beyond the control of policy-makers and authors or research groups and therefore may function as a relatively stable and easily accessible baseline for the calibration of ...
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A Frame of Reference for SOA Migration
2010Migration of legacy systems to service-based systems constitutes a key challenge of service-oriented system engineering, namely rehabilitation of pre-existing enterprise assets while conforming to service engineering principles. Over a decade there has been an increasing interest in the approaches addressing SOA migration.
Maryam Razavian, Patricia Lago
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1999
Let us begin with the following proposition formulated in the preceding chapter: it is all the more difficult to change an organization when the actors in the organization – leaders as well as employees – have a poor understanding of how it functions.
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Let us begin with the following proposition formulated in the preceding chapter: it is all the more difficult to change an organization when the actors in the organization – leaders as well as employees – have a poor understanding of how it functions.
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2017
The objective of this chapter is to provide a frame of reference for the study’s research questions. I will therefore introduce the innovation concept (section 2.1) by distinguishing between innovation as an outcome (section 2.1.1) and innovation as a process (section 2.1.2).
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The objective of this chapter is to provide a frame of reference for the study’s research questions. I will therefore introduce the innovation concept (section 2.1) by distinguishing between innovation as an outcome (section 2.1.1) and innovation as a process (section 2.1.2).
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2017
Frames of reference are meta-cognitive models through which researchers reconstruct the phenomena into intelligible explanatory narratives. These frames guide the actions of the researchers by giving them general orientation of how to look at the complex phenomena. They belong to the class of meta-codes (general assumptions) with theory building.
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Frames of reference are meta-cognitive models through which researchers reconstruct the phenomena into intelligible explanatory narratives. These frames guide the actions of the researchers by giving them general orientation of how to look at the complex phenomena. They belong to the class of meta-codes (general assumptions) with theory building.
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1999
The culture and the politics of early modern England have both inspired prodigious quantities of scholarship. These subjects have normally been studied separately, however, by experts trained in different disciplines, employing different tools, asking different questions and often taking little notice of each other’s preoccupations. The division partly
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The culture and the politics of early modern England have both inspired prodigious quantities of scholarship. These subjects have normally been studied separately, however, by experts trained in different disciplines, employing different tools, asking different questions and often taking little notice of each other’s preoccupations. The division partly
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The Org-B5: Development of a Short Work Frame-of-Reference Measure of the Big Five
Journal of Management, 2022Chandra Shekhar Pathki +2 more
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