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Recently, Widiger and co-workers summed up personality disorder research and proposed a research agenda for the DSM-V that advocates replacing the current categorical approach, including ASPD, with a dimensional approach that would treat personality traits as continua [ 3].

Categorical diagnosis that describe psychopathological states as distinct syndromes and dimensional approaches that view psychopathology as a deviance from normal with no clear threshold between subjects with and without a disorder [29].

Several groups working on the genetics of psychosis have described dimensional approaches that focus on the psychotic domains of psychopathology.

"I thought there was a three-dimensional approach that would work well," Mr. Warchus said.

It is based on a numerical transient bi-dimensional approach that allows to computing the ground temperature at the surface and at various depths.

Li-ion batteries are frequently modeled using variants of the one-dimensional approach that was initially developed by Newman and colleagues (e.g., [2]).

In some cases paleosols outcrop over hundreds of meters or more in cliffs and river banks, allowing the use of techniques of field geology and in consequence a tri-dimensional approach that is more correct in soil science.

Especially under in-plane bending and axial loads, the deformation of the two box beams-joint system near the joint region is so complicated that no theoretical one-dimensional approach that interprets its mechanical behavior correctly has yet been proposed.

This paper is devoted to the prediction of self-ignition and quenching limits in a catalytic micro-burner in the context of a zero-dimensional approach that was originally developed by Semenov and Zel'dovich for the analysis of self-accelerating chemical reactions and critical phenomena in an ideal homogeneous chemical reactor.

Given that migraine is a complex multi-faceted disorder, it makes sense to take a multi-dimensional approach that considers the whole organism.

The work of (Pimentel et al. 2014) explores the flow expressions in their multi-dimensional approach that exploits inherent variability of the design space.