First, in this paragraph, we defines the key elements in constructing an instance of the GFFR optimization problem.
The aim of the study was to uncover the mechanisms, occurring in the consumers' perception, responsible for defining the key elements of the product and therefore its uniqueness.
Moos' framework defines three domains as the key elements of human environments: personal development or goal direction, relationship, and system maintenance and system change dimensions.
We found two frameworks, one of which was described as incomplete and one of which defines three domains as the key elements of human environments (personal development/goal direction, relationships, and system maintenance and system change) and has been validated in different contexts.
To better exploit the technological function and the potentials of enzymatic processing for improving GF bread quality, it is important to understand the key elements that define the microstructure and baking functionality of GF batters as compared to wheat dough.
The leading academic researchers in the field, Peter Salovey of Yale and John D Mayer of the University of New Hampshire, use different terminology, defining the four key elements of EI as perceiving, using, understanding and managing emotions.
By the turn of the 15th century, all of the key elements that came to define humanism were in place except for two: its detailed educational system and what might be called its Greek dimension.
Some of the key elements of plain language defined by Kandula et al. are; a) delivering important information first b) breaking complex information into understandable chunks c) using simple language and d) defining technical terms were adopted during MY DEMO delivery [ 31].
The key elements of informed consent were defined as follows: information, understanding, competence, voluntariness, and decision-making.
Discretion and balance are the key elements.
