Frailty involves multiple domains of functioning including mobility, balance, muscle strength, motor processing, cognition, emotions, quality of life, nutrition, endurance and physical activity [ 4].
FACE surrogates rated their adolescents as having poorer school quality of life at 3-months post-intervention (66.9 versus 80.0, P = 0.011) and poorer emotion quality of life (74.8 versus 85.7, P = 0.029), compared to HLC surrogates.
The paper statistically analyses and discusses how emotions and quality of products evolve across the game design experience, and how emotions are related to children's quality of products.
Experimental results confirmed a significant impact of design factors on emotions and quality perceptions.
The tags used in CAL500 dataset annotation span six semantic categories, namely instrumentation, vocal characteristics, genres, emotions, acoustic quality of the song, and usage terms (e.g., 'I would like to listen this song while driving') [1].
Children will be asked to complete several questionnaires at both baseline and follow-up regarding their physical activity, eating habits, feelings and emotions, and quality of life.
The GRS is a self-reported measure of overall change in subject's condition resulting from a treatment intervention with respect to activity limitations, symptoms, emotions, and quality of life on a 15-point scale [ 17].
You need to sell an emotion: the quality, the authenticity, the tradition.
It is pigmented with a sense of character rather than emotion, a quality that fashion people seek.
The twist, of course, is that emotion — a quality supposedly lacking in his Audi designs — is what he was hired to bring to Kia.
At Le Mans, the mechanics, the tire-changing crews, the drivers, team owners and engineers find themselves called upon for a full spectrum of human emotions and qualities: patience, stamina, concentration, strategic thinking, human interaction and politics, night vision, speed and teamwork — all with little sleep.
