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For example, the managerial improvement directions derived from IPA are potentially misleading because they ignore the asymmetric and nonlinear relationships between attribute performance (AP) and customer satisfaction (CS).

Water and chemical load are routed through the landscape using flow directions derived from digital elevation data, accounting for in-stream chemical losses using simple first order kinetics.

The values of R c and ΔR c are also listed in Table 3. Figure 5 a depicts the routing directions derived by FM. Figure 5 b, c illustrate the routing paths via the routing directions derived by GADM and FM.

Similarly, the historical part of the regional geomagnetic field model built for Europe by Pavón-Carrasco et al. (Geochem Geophys Geosyst 10 Q03013, 2009) should be revised because it erroneously incorporates directions derived from the gufm1 model.

In some recent studies, paleomagnetic directions derived from volcanic rocks were used to check the validity of coeval directions inferred from sedimentary rocks (e.g., Gilder et al., 2003; Hankard et al., 2007; Tan et al., 2010).

All geoelectric strike directions derived from both GB-decomposed data and phase tensor analysis are in agreement with each other and complement the geological and seismological strike angles of the main fault (Okay et al. 2004; Seeber et al. 2004).

However, it is important that these criteria be consistent so that the probability of exceedance of a given wave height from any direction derived from the directional values is the same as for the omni-directional value.

Here, L x and L y are the mask operators in the x- and y-directions derived from Eq. (3), respectively.

Figure 5d shows the 1D far-field in θy direction derived from Figure 5a.

The volcano sources and assigned magnitude-frequency relationships, including prevailing wind speed and direction derived through NCEP reanalysis.   3.

The activity taking place in each subsequence is then characterized by the shape of its Activity Area or on its magnitude and direction, derived from the Activity History Area.