Sentence examples for dimensions driven from inspiring English sources

A variant of this computational model is published by Beatrici et al. (2011) investigating the segregation of self-propelled particles in 2 dimensions, driven by differences only in motility but not in adhesion.

The basic TAM argued that two dimensions drive the adoption of educational technologies: 1) its perceived ease-of-use, and 2) usefulness.

Based on findings about which dimensions drive lower scores assigned to prevention recommendations, we recommend some elaboration in guidance of the broad concepts to enable stakeholders to better understand and implement prevention recommendations.

The emotional connection of "falling in love", however, has both a biochemical dimension, driven through reactions in the body stimulated by sexual attraction (Lowndes, 1996) and a social dimension driven by "talk" that follows from regular physical closeness or sexual union (Giddens, 1990).

We consider a stochastic wave equation in space dimension three driven by a noise white in time and with an absolutely continuous correlation measure given by the product of a smooth function and a Riesz kernel.

In order to support machine designers with reliable input data to e.g. dimension drive components in energy efficient way, this contribution presents an approach how to measure and interprete energy consumption data of machines during its use phase.

In the spatial dimension, they drive geographic endemism [ 1, 2]; in time they structure temporal epidemics [ 3, 23]; and habitat preference is determined by the presence of phage-encoded pathogenicity factors [ 4].

It is insufficient for government to use efficiency measurement for policy decision-making, as efficiency is just one dimension to drive performance, while effectiveness, appropriateness, clinical quality, patient safety, financial equilibrium etc. are all relevant to the performance of a healthcare system [ 35].

For the downlink of LTE, dimensioning is mainly driven by coverage issues [30, 31].

The re-conceptualization of the VRS dimension was mainly driven by theoretical considerations of Leuner [22], [23], who had hypothesized that visual hallucinations are associated with an increased internal stimulus production.

Bodmer's re-conceptualization of the VRS dimension was mainly driven by theoretical considerations of Leuner [22], [23], who had speculated that hallucinogenic drugs elicit visual hallucinations by intensifying internal imagery such that the distinction between internally produced imaginary images and external perceptions becomes blurred.