In this study, we develop a model in which a publicly owned platform competes with a private one in a free-to-air broadcasting industry in which programmes are differentiated in two dimensions: content (horizontal differentiation) and quality (vertical differentiation).
Trunk and tributary fluvial channels are differentiated using channel dimensions, sedimentary structures, and bounding surface architecture, and indicate seasonally-variable discharge.
Teachers' ratings were more stable over time and across mathematics topics and were less differentiated across motivation dimensions than were students' ratings.
Overall, WOF, cooking temperature and genotype were differentiated as individual dimensions through sensory profiling of the meat samples and each source of variation was characterised by specific groups of sensory descriptors.
The four growth strategies are differentiated on two dimensions.
Acceptance of each system was differentiated in two dimensions, usability and comfort.
Data on consumer preferences are collected with a conjoint analysis exercise that asks respondents to choose among fuel varieties that are differentiated along the dimensions of price (Price), ethanol blend (E85, E10, and E0), percent imported (Imports), availability (Inconvenience), and reductions in GHG emissions (Reduce).
While LeScEd differentiates three dimensions—'information literacy'statisticalcaliteracycy', and 'critical thinking' (Groß Ophoff et al. 2014, p. 254 statistical and conceptual competencies are differentiated in our interpretation of the domain analysis.
It should be noted that these axes do not mean that, say, People are more important than Things, but that the Things-People dimension is more differentiated than the Data-Ideas dimension (just as, say, in a map of Italy or Chile, there is far more north-south differentiation than east-west, as they are long-thin countries).
Following Gal-Or [9, 10], we assume that policyholders are differentiated according to two dimensions.
