The environment is captured in the "diamond" framework (see Fig. 1) consisting of four attributes: the presence of high-quality and specialized inputs, a context that encourages investment coupled with intense local rivalry, pressure and insight gleaned from sophisticated local demand, and the local presence of related supporting industries (Porter and Stern 2002).
Limitations of tools and approaches for providing accurate project information models are also captured in this framework.
The medium access logic (e.g. when to listen, how to send, the data transfer model, etc). is captured in the multi-MAC framework.
This aspect of time fluctuation is also captured in the time-sequential framework of subjective well-being as proposed by Kim-Prieto, Diener (2005).
Many patients in whom care may be suboptimal may not be captured in the quality and outcomes framework assessment.
Figure 1 exhibits the effects of some selected covariates along with their 95% confidence intervals, captured in the OLS and QR frameworks.
Since the knowledge of analyzing simulation output for decision making is not inherently captured in the simulation modeling methodology, a framework that integrates simulation and knowledge-based decision analysis is needed.
Remarkably, 1D zigzag water chains directed by hydrogen bonds were captured in the channels, further stabilizing the whole framework.
In the 1980s, techniques to determine MVPs came to be called "population viability analysis" and the enthusiasm for the new framework was captured in the much-worn slogan: "MVP is the product, PVA the process".[23] By the late 1980s, however, it became clear that the concept of a MVP was at best of very limited use.
There is a conceptual framework for describing the probability of virus spread, which is captured in the reproductive number (R0).
