A book of such distinctive dimensions, on a subject of such profound importance, will be of intense interest to historians of biology, evolution, science, literature, and cultural development.
These drivers and outcomes altogether assemble a smart city framework, where each of them represents a distinctive dimension of the smart cities notion.
The significant differences in other characteristics (including emotion, cognition and sleep problems) between these three levels of number of pain sites confirm 'number of sites' as a distinctive dimension of pain.
Indeed, experiences were crafted into one distinctive dimension of quality and one important aspect of healthcare practice though a specific urge to account that emerged in the late 1980s in the USA.
Their talent and imagination are visible in every corner of the University, adding a distinctive dimension to intellectual inquiry and enriching campus life with a breath-taking array of exhibits, performances, and creative endeavors.
Using data from an emerging country such as Indian, Deshpande and Farley (1999) discover that firms with some particular organizational characteristics including organizational culture and market orientation grow much faster than those that lack of these distinctive dimensions.
The terms PA and NA are not considered as opposites, but as distinctive dimensions with high PA a state of high energy, full concentration and pleasurable engagement and low NA a state of calmness and serenity [ 6].
Depressive symptoms in schizophrenia are known to be a distinctive clinical dimension of prognostic significance [ 38] that is associated with compromised quality of life [ 39], increased risk of psychotic relapse [ 40], suicidal tendencies, work impairment, lower activity, worse daily functioning, and poorer life satisfaction [ 41].
Combining the latter approach with behavioural studies regarding learning and decision-making may allow the identification of key behavioural and biological parameters distinctive for different dimensions of negative symptoms versus a general cognitive impairment.
The study revealed two distinctive and significant dimensions of mothers' health behaviors: one showed clear relationships between tooth brushing, smoking, age and education, and another revealed the mothers' habits of kissing the child on the lips and sharing a spoon related to each other.
