Sentence examples for challenge domain from inspiring English sources

Therefore, I tested a new model without the cognitive challenge domain, and the fit between the data and model improved slightly: χ (df = 2, n = 379) = 1.84 (p = 0.398).

Therefore, I judged the model with all four domains of topophilia to be the best model, although further research is warranted to improve the factor loading for the cognitive challenge domain, which currently includes questions on complexity, mystery, coherence, and texture.

In summary, visual processing problems represent a challenging domain for planning techniques and our hierarchical POMDP-based approach for visual processing management opens up a promising new line of research.

The physical challenges domain contains 4 items (e.g., "Is cautious in activities that involve physical challenge").

Median HDQ presence scores (ranging from 0 to 100) ranged from 44 in the difficulties with day-to-day activities domain (1st 3rd quartile: 11 78) to 100 in the cognitive health challenges domain (1st 3rd quartile: 67 100).

This paper addresses two key challenges: a domain challenge pertaining to an emerging climate services market, where users, tasks and data may be unknown; and an informational challenge pertaining to the interpretation, use and adoption of novel and complex scientific data.

Learning through problem solving has been widely adopted as an effective learning paradigm in challenging domains such as medical education.

Another new problem, which is located right at the crossroads between numerical simulation and geometric design, is the challenge of domain parameterization for IGA: given a boundary representation of the computational domain by a collection of NURBS patches, extend it to a volume parameterization that is suitable for IGA.

The GRD would confer no right of participation in decisions over the use of natural resources as the dividend would be akin to preferred stock and would not challenge eminent domain.

The two-fold goal was to challenge each domain's conventional certainty about "what is known," "how we know it" or "how we can know more" and to stimulate new issues for possible cross-disciplinary scholarship in the future.

When I was younger, it was a lot easier bringing girls back - but now I'm bringing grown women back, ready to challenge the domain of the lioness.