In psychological research it has been shown that the affective experiences of an individual can be subsumed under two general dimensions: negative and positive mood states (Watson 2000).
At present, the routes for synthesis of CZTS nanocrystalline materials can be subsumed under two broad categories: the hot-injection method [12, 21 23] and the solvothermal process [13, 18, 24 26].
Several of the test readers' statements could be subsumed under two or more categories, and there was also some overlap between "positive" and "negative" reaction patterns, e.g. within the categories "interest" or "disinterest".
Based on a comparison of the sectors metal and engineering, timber products, and construction, the authors argue that drivers of entrepreneurial robustness can be subsumed under five major strategic principles: (a) the deployment of slack resources, (b) vertical supply chain integration, (c) manufacturing flexibility, (d) material efficiency, and (e) technological risk prevention.
Can 'fiat object part aggregate' be subsumed under one of the BFO types?
Can 'object with fiat object part aggregate' be subsumed under one of the BFO types?
Is there evidence for material entities that cannot be subsumed under one of the three suggested basic types?
In other words, (i) is there evidence for material entities that cannot be subsumed under one of the three suggested basic types, and (ii) is there evidence documenting the need for differentiation of further subtypes of the suggested basic types?
Discriminatory distributive transportation outcomes can be subsumed under three broad categories: procedural inequity, geographic inequity, and social inequity.
It was demonstrated that these relabeled subscales could be subsumed under three second-order factors interpreted as the reproducing, internalizing and organizing dimensions of students' learning.
The distribution pattern and developmental sequence of the lesions are predictable and permit identification of six stages, which can be subsumed under three more general units: I II, III IV, V VI [ 4– 6, 21, 28, 32, 37, 38, 47, 65, 66, 83].
