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The effects of the two dimensions underlying immigrants' perceived acculturation strategies conceptualized respectively as Intercultural Contact or as host Culture Adoption were examined.

It consists of an appearance model and a dynamic model, which can be conceptualized, respectively, as encoding the protein in a meaningful low-dimensional (embedded) space and modeling characteristic motions within that subspace.

In relation to FMR (IMR), the qualitative breakpoints for the health improving set were conceptualized respectively as a 3%% (4 %) increase in mortality rate reduction, a 0%% change in mortality rate reduction and a 3%% (4 %) decrease in mortality rate reductions.

The face and span forms are conceptualized in panels (A) and (B) respectively in Fig. 11, and the conversion is performed by the method proposed in [18].

The qualitative breakpoints were conceptualized as 0.9, 0.8 and 0.5, respectively.

The first and the third factor could be conceptualized as internalizing and externalizing dimensions respectively, and the third factor is clearly a social dimension.

National spatial data infrastructures (SDI) have been built throughout the 1990s in both Australia and the USA, conceptualized and initialized by the Australia New Zealand Land Information Council (ANZLIC) and the Federal Geographic Data Committee (FGDC), respectively.

Alternatively, WM has been conceptualized as "process specific," with dorsal and ventral PFC specialized for manipulation and maintenance, respectively (D'Esposito et al. 1999; Owen et al. 1999).

Its components are affective, cognitive, and behavioral dimensions of anger specific to the general school setting and context, conceptualized as the experience of anger, hostility of outlook, and the expression of anger respectively (See Table 1).

Most studies were conducted at the firm level (Asia 55% (China: 46%), Europe 45% and North America 40%); however, research conceptualized in Europe and North America also showed higher levels of research undertaken at the employee level (40% and 21% respectively).

The collection of genes that comprise the early and late phases of replication can be broadly conceptualized as enzymes required for DNA replication and structural proteins required for assembly of infectious virus, respectively.