In its announcement, Google asks: "What if you could capture the dimensions of your home simply by walking around with your phone before you went furniture shopping?
Of course, this necessitates selecting tests from the battery that capture the dimensions of phonology, semantics and executive-cognition.
Second, although letter fluency could be considered a task requiring executive control it might be that other tests more adequately capture the dimensions of executive control.
Past research suggests disease-specific measures may better capture the dimensions of HRQL most affected by diabetes, but these measures are not designed to capture the deficits associated with comorbidities, i.e. they are specific to diabetes.
This study was part of the European Union-funded projectve project (http://www.proactivecopd.com), which aims to develop, validate, and apply patient-reported outcome instruments to capture the dimensions of physical activity in daily life relevant to patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
Briefly, while the framework does not provide a full theory of change for CoPKM, it is designed to be rich enough to capture the dimensions that matter and need to be thought through by actors committing resources to CoPKM.
As shown in these figures, although the rise and fall patterns of the curve of hinge loss do not exactly correspond to the patterns of the F-measure, the hinge loss does indeed successfully captures the dimension that can generate the best-inferred edges in terms of the F-measure.
To help cities develop more effective solutions, we created an index that captures the dimensions in a single indicator and ranks 135 cities around the world.
The technology factor captured the dimensions studied with respect to the perceived usefulness and user satisfaction and is based on Rogers (1983) theory of diffusion of innovations.
