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1. Kelsen throughout his active career was also a significant contributor to the theory of judicial review, the hierarchical and dynamic theory of positive law, and the science of law.
2. In 1932 his observations of neuro-cellular proliferation in the amblystoma led him to propose " An Electro-Dynamic Theory of Development " for which he is now most widely remembered.
3. Though dynamic theory tends to place emphasis on childhood development, Kohut believed that the need for such selfobject relationships does not end at childhood but continues throughout all stages of a person's life.
4. Several studies have applied hierarchy and patch dynamic theories for the definition of ecosystem and landscape functional types at different spatial scales, by scaling-up emergent structural and functional properties from patches to regions.
5. The story isn't true, but a chapter of that thesis, titled " A Dynamic Theory of Racial Income Differences, " does have an appendix that begins " Each agent begins life with a random innate endowment.
6. In 1935 he published ( with F . S . C . Northrop ) " The Electro-Dynamic Theory of Life " and ( with C . T . Lane ) " Electrical Characteristics of Living Systems ".
7. The game is used to illustrate one of the links between System Dynamics theory and the Feedback Control Theory which inspired it-that systems with positive feedback loops and high gain can lead to oscillation and overload, such as that which happens with microphones and amplifiers.
8. Other recent work by Margaret Archer ( morphogenesis theory ), Tom R . Burns and collaborators ( actor-system dynamics theory and social rule system theory ), and Immanuel Wallerstein ( World Systems Theory ) provided elaborations and applications of the sociological classics in structural sociology.
9. Blume s career included major contributions to dynamic theory, soil structure interactions, and the inelastic behavior of structures, earning him the title of the  Father of Earthquake Engineering .  Blume died at the age of 92 at his Hillsborough, California home on March 1, 2002.
10. "Implantation, if successful, would result in the birth of her biological child and could have life-long emotional and psychological repercussions, " wrote Poritz, citing, " The Human Embryo, the Progenitors, and the State : Toward a Dynamic Theory of Status, Rights, and Research Policy ", 5 High Tech.