Yet it failed to address other developing dimensions of the Iranian programme, which could soon afford Iran the capacity to breakout to a bomb before being stopped.
These models and theories were integrated into the empirically developed competence dimensions in order to clearly distinguish between the individual sub-dimensions of social competence.
The time dimension appears to be very critical in culture as many researchers have developed similar dimensions.
The work in libraries builds on the model already developed by Dimensions with cinemas, many of which now offer monthly autism-friendly film screenings with subdued lighting and volume and a relaxed environment.
Later, Shi et al. (2012) developed 4 dimensions of face: morality-oriented, ability-oriented, status-oriented and social relationship-oriented, whereby morality-oriented face serves as the only dimension of LIAN, while the other three serve as dimensions of MIAN.
We developed the "dimensions" column in Table 2 in an effort to organize and compare the diverse survey items across studies.
The eleven-question instrument developed captured dimensions of articular pain, swelling, and stiffness, distribution of joint involvement, function, and diagnostic and family history.
A mathematical model has been developed for dimensioning of spray driers.
As a member of the second generation of Critical Theory, Habermas in particular has developed this dimension of normative political theory into a competitor to Rawlsian constructivism, which attempts to bring our pretheoretical intuitions into reflective equilibrium.
Parasuraman et al. [28] develop SERVQUAL dimensions and state that there are ten dimensions affecting service quality as reliability, responsiveness, competence, access, courtesy, communication, credibility, security, understanding the customer, and tangibles.
