One approach considers the problem from the perspective of who benefits most from the public good.

Other approaches consider a brew period that may extend to hours as a method of superior production.

The traditional (deterministic) approach did not consider the variability of inputs.

Based upon the anthroposophic view of the human being, the approach considers the patient's:

An alternate approach considers the equality relation to be a non-logical symbol.

The approach considers that the horse gains no nutrition from grains, other than the calories.

This approach considers the text as an address to seven historical communities in Asia Minor.

This approach considers a transition to be multi-dimensional as technology is only one aspect.

Various approaches have been considered, each with their advantages and disadvantages.

This approach considers how the methods of natural sciences came into being, and the particular role interaction among scientists has to play.