The design and overall dimensions of the key RF elements of the launcher and its subsystem has been updated from the 2001 design in collaboration with ITER organization.
The current unbalanced ratio of male to female APEs requires attention particularly considering the gendered dimensions of reaching key target groups, whether female caregivers of sick children or pregnant or postnatal women and newborns (George, 2008; Richards et al., 2013).
By identifying dimensions of reviewed models, key dimensions of the proposed model are extracted and by using Shannon's entropy, weight and priority of each dimension is determined.
Hence, it took some time before new dimensions of using the key criteria in PHC became apparent.
This entails a focus on variations in the key aspects, or key dimensions, of parenting behaviours which underlie parenting styles (Barber and Xia 2013).
Although these data are simple to use and understand, they only provide univariate measures of key dimensions.
This article compares states' written Quality Rating and Improvement Systems (QRIS) and child care licensing regulations on their inclusion of key dimensions of early care and education (ECE) quality highlighted in prior research and theory.
According to Marzano et al., the identification of key dimensions of thinking was needed to provide educators with a framework to teach thinking.
method that was extensively used in the 1970s and 1980s for the elucidation of key dimensions of the fiber (e.g. length and diameter) and for toxicity assessment of various man-made fibers.
Thus, a drawback in our study is the absence of quality-of-life analysis, which precludes evaluation of key dimensions in geriatric oncology.
Key dimensions of Peirce's logical pragmatism were developed by James, Dewey, George Herbert Mead, and C.I. Lewis.
