The new alternate glare discomfort index developed in this study, based on direct and total-to-direct vertical illuminance on the eye, captures the impact of sunlight as well as the interdependence between the fabric color, overall brightness, and the apparent intensity of the visible sun.
As economic interdependence between nations becomes the norm, the financial difficulties of country X will ultimately affect the world.
fThese relations are evident in the last resort as the interdependence between certain classes of words in a clause.
In contrast, statistical interaction between the gene and environment is defined as the interdependence between the effects of genetic and environmental risk factors in the context of a statistical model.
As far as the interdependences between detainees and professionals sharing the same M-RD center are concerned, Bosworth and Bradford [ 67] stressed how the relationship between the experiences of these two groups is an aspect of the literature that is largely overlooked.
It is explained the potential to process composite materials combining synthetic and biological materials, such as cells, proteins and growth factors, as well the interdependences between materials and processes.
In our study sample, SNA measurement techniques reveal that the frequency of communication as a measure of interdependence between ED clinicians varies by day/night shift and over time.
Nevertheless, there is a range of values that would be appropriate for this choice, as we can assume interdependence between the exponents and scaling constants similar to that of the Guccione law (Xi et al. 2011a).
The individual networks were used to describe the respective relationships between the tasks (such as the task dependencies and sequences), between social agents (such as sociometric status of agents based on communications), and information (such as the interdependences between the concepts discussed).
In the world today, he says in "Antifragile," "Black Swan effects are necessarily increasing, as a result of complexity, interdependence between parts, globalization and the beastly thing called 'efficiency' that makes people now sail too close to the wind".
