We demonstrate the framework's effectiveness on both an internally pressurized tube and a wind turbine blade, highlighting its applicability across a spectrum of design complexity.
The "zone of optimized learning" is where students learn best and works on a spectrum of task complexity and existing skill level.
Figure 1 and Supporting Information Figure S-3 demonstrate the clear limitations of 1D H NMR for metabolite identification, at least for a spectrum of the complexity of the E. coli cell lysate.
In general, data from the evaluation forms indicated that the study included a reasonable spectrum of complexity, image quality was considered good, and diagnostic confidence was high.
The mHealth systems described in this article cover a broad spectrum of complexity, ranging from relatively simple text-based monitoring and reminder systems to comprehensive recovery management support systems.
Considering a spectrum of low to high complexity, developing a drug would be at the low end of the spectrum while assessing the effect of a stroke unit would be at the high end.
The spectrum of complexity is a vast one though, and some hardware projects will require significantly more capital before they can make the leap from wild-eyed notion to consumer-ready product.
Considering this spectrum of complexity, it remains an empirical question whether there is a clear border between simple sets of rules and schemas and if so, where this border should be drawn (Kroes and Fernandez, 2012).
Considering this spectrum of complexity, it remains an empirical question whether there is a clear border between simple sets of rules, or "task-sets" (Sakai and Passingham, 2006; Bengtsson et al., 2009; Collins and Frank, 2013), and schemas and, if so, where this border should be drawn (Kroes and Fernandez, 2012).
A recent study in Kenya showed that a spectrum of views exists, with a considerable complexity of perspectives concerning understanding the use of tissues in research [ 12].
