Sentence examples for a range of dimensions from inspiring English sources
Having the chance to see and interact with scientists across a range of dimensions of diversity can help students develop their identities as scientists.
To obtain reliable results, we use a range of dimensions from 2 to 5. Table 6 presents the results of BDS test.
This paper focuses on identifying a range of dimensions of job satisfaction and occupational attributes connected to creativity and its associated dimensions.
Furthermore, costing systems are observed to vary in sophistication along a range of dimensions rather than between the discrete alternatives of ABC and traditional systems.
Researchers including Hofstede (1980), Trompenaars and Hampden-Turner (1993), Kluckholn and Strodtbeck (1961) and Hall and Hall (1990) have used a range of dimensions to compare and categorize cultural values.
School readiness reflects a range of dimensions, such as a child's health and physical development, social and emotional development, approaches to learning, language and communication skills and cognitive and general knowledge (McClelland and Morrison [2003]; California Department of Education [2000]).
In DCEs, potential products or interventions are usually described by their characteristics, referred to as attributes, and each attribute is assigned a range of defined dimensions called attribute-levels [ 12].
This allows us to determine the stiffness exponents for lattices of a range of spatial dimensions d= 2,…,7.
Method validation was done for both co- and countercurrent flow, with a range of module dimensions, flowrates and membrane permeabilities.
In conclusion, the article points to the need to consider a range of different dimensions in the relationship between standardization and management innovation.
A 50 mm diameter, 25 m long pipeline facility was used to measure the longitudinal pressure gradient of wheat straw and corn stover slurries over a range of particle dimensions, slurry solid mass fractions, and slurry velocities.
