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Zipping through the concepts , I try not to spend any more time than I have to , but still cover all the concepts that need to be covered . " " Negroponte had the vision to see this concept of lily pads - - we've implemented it using mesh networking worldwide , " said Lander . " Return of the hopeful monsters " sought to point out that a hatchet job had been done on some of the concepts that Richard Goldschmidt had formulated . One was to begin work on the concepts that are now embraced by the term institutional repository . This concept of social class obviously bears some relation to the Marxist definition of economic class , but it differs from the Marxist definition in that it rests upon persons ' beliefs as to their place in society rather than on an objective measure of this place . he will take the test , but he can bring home a study guide that has everything that will be covered on it and I can help him add as much additional info as we feel he needs to understand the concepts listed ... Their appeal seemed to be largely in the context of an " ethics of care , " although they themselves did not articulate this concept in this way . Critically examines the concepts , strategies , and techniques related to the improvement of the quality of health service delivery . Governments at all levels have a particularly important role which can be revealed by considering each of the principles in the light of the concepts , goals and processes that underpin the new arrangements in Indigenous policy . The materials are organized around driving questions that provide a context to motivate students as they use their knowledge and skills in scientific practices - such as modeling , designing investigations , explanation and argumentation and data gathering , analysis and interpretation - to acquire understandings of the concepts , principles , and habits of mind articulated in national science standards . While the concepts that form the basis of these initiatives have their roots in methods practiced for decades , the aggregation of these ideas into CCIs can be traced to the late 1980s . Thus we must both bring faculty and teaching assistants up to the level of the students , as well as preparing them to teach the concepts that incoming students do not generally know . This concept of " democratization of access " runs counter to often-cherished exclusivity of special collections , whose caretakers may be so interested in having a unique possession as to endanger its survival because of inadequate resources and technology for stabilization Even then , the usefulness of such conserved collections is compromised by the fragility of the deacidified paper . In the above discussion I have shown how the concepts , goals and processes that underpin the government 's Indigenous policy can be applied to the native title system .