Some aquaculture wastes models have been developed as predictive or
explanative tools that seek to predict the ecological impact associated with fluxes of waste materials from aquaculture area (Reid et al., 2009; Keeley et al., 2013).
Throughout the video series, Merlob films the process, from finding leaks using the patented equipment that has made LeakTronics the industry leader, then shows the transition from the leak detection process into an
explanative and visual representation of how the repair work was completed.
The fact that Parfit is talking about the nature of morality and moral reasoning here suggests that he is thinking of metaethical differences, not of the
explanative ones that I have in mind.
In a press release for a 2008 show at Andrew Kreps Gallery in New York that transcended the largely gratuitous genre, Ruth Root offered a page of source images absent of any
explanative text.
The other main result we obtain is the weak
explanative power of the capital-output ratio.
Instead, the significant absolute value indicates the importance of sexual distress as an
explanative factor above and beyond the other variables.
The main challenge of the emergence of new sources of OFDI for extant theories is to preserve their
explanative power under the conditions of increasing diversity.
Among these readings, gender and consumer politics are two issues which constantly resurface and which can provide an
explanative framework for Twilight's inversion of Gothic.
While the presenters themselves were upbeat and
explanative, what they were presenting wasn't something one would see in a science exhibit: Wine.
Given the objectives of the study, a quantitative design, which is both
explanative and comparative, was adopted.