The BMI method of calculating HBW involves the use of CDC growth charts, whereby HBW is the product of the patient's current height (in m) and the 50th percentile BMI for a person of the same age and gender [ 4, 12].
A Registered Nurse supervised the chart reviews whereby leg involvement was determined according to test results (e.g., venous Doppler) and/or physician documentation.
Today the default is shifting whereby dynamic charts will become the standard format, and data-visualisation editors will have to deliberately choose to depict data in a static format.
Therefore – what the lean tools do at a psychological level is provide an almost immediate feedback mechanism (day by the hour box scores for P&L, hoshin kanri, 5s, performance monitoring charts etc. as examples) whereby multiple intelligences are satisfied – i.e. the tools work well for the 'People system' at an experiential level.
An important feature is a calendar-index, whereby the proper chart to be consulted at any time may easily be selected.
Disney calls the practice "knowledge transfer" whereby IT professionals chart the step-by-step processes of the job, audiotaping conversations and recording their computer screens.
So many staff spoke Hindi during their training period that a departing employee remarked, "I really felt like a foreigner in that building". Disney calls the practice "knowledge transfer" whereby IT professionals chart the step-by-step processes of the job, audiotaping conversations and recording their computer screens.
For the integration of streaming into the singles chart, a tabulation system was developed whereby 100 streams are treated as the equivalent of one sale.
I once sketched out a derivative needs pyramid for IoT devices using the example of Maslow's hierarchy of needs pyramid to chart a course for "thing-actualization," whereby our technology could use analytics, learned logic and predictive behavior to establish groups and networks of things and enable other more "complex" things.
One of the references cited by BN was the "CompuServe Trend System". The undisputed evidence indicates that in the mid-1990s, Cofferedve offered a service called "Trend" whereby CompuServe subscribers could obtain stock charts for a surcharge of 50 cents per chart.
