Sentence examples for dimensions type from inspiring English sources

It comprises eight dimensions: type of services, maturity level, users, applied technologies, delivery channels, benefits, beneficiaries, and common functionality.

Combining these two dimensions — Type of Support and Level of Centralization – leads to a 2×2 matrix with four quadrants, each representing a different archetype (although hybrid models are possible).

A feature based design environment was created with associated validation methods for updating and managing feature dimensions, type descriptions and dealing with feature interactions.

Based on five decades of innovation research and drawing on three areas (management, strategy and policy), we provide an innovation studies taxonomy that consists of four organising dimensions: type of innovation, stage of innovation, level of analysis and measurement.

Several factors must be considered to obtain an accurate response from the PET system, such as the source dimensions, type of isotope, media surrounding the point source (air, water, or warm radioactive background), and the number and position of measurements to account for all possible responses of the system [17].

Yet, systems with two predators should be most realistically described with two dimensions (type III, Figure  4).

Such nonmaterial human dimensions, types, and attributes are constructs in this case, inferences drawn from observed behaviour.

Guided by references, 10 23 we identified and described dimensions, types and sources of process variability.

In this study, we have reported on the dimensions, types and causes of variations in the monitoring of patients with aortic aneurysm, a clinical process that unfolds itself in collaboration between multiple institutions and departments.

A complete sensitivity analysis is performed on FILTERSIM algorithm regarding search template dimension, type of filtering technique and the number of clusters for each clustering approach described above.

There are several types of cutting problems based on different characteristics, which Dyckhoff divided into four groups based on their salient characteristics (dimension, type assignment, assortment of large objects, and small items) (Dyckhoff 1990; Dyckhoff and Finke 1992).