These highly loading Q sorts are known as exemplar sorts in that they best exemplify the viewpoint represented by the factor.
In each position of a sliding window, an unknown frame is associated with the states in the exemplars chosen in that position.
The seven companies profiled in Companies that Mimic Life were selected for being living asset stewardship exemplars in industries that are usually associated with the older practices of industrial capitalism and bottom-line-first management.
One of the very first attempts dates back to the late 40s, early 50s and will therefore be presented here as an exemplar (in the sense that it has both all the positive qualities required as well as the oddities that seem to go together with such attempts).
Our model is unique in that incorporates an exemplar of strong emotion, decision regret, as one of the important components of system I functioning.
This is captured in the exemplar that is predominantly a mix of forest, wetland, and water (085C05).
The one-time health minister is now remembered for his "rivers of blood" speech of 1968, but Hannan frequently cites Powell as the model of the opinion-forming politician he would like to be, describing him, when we spoke, as the "supreme exemplar of that in his generation".
It might be beneficial to not simply discard all noise exemplars activations but rather to include these, along with the activations of the speech exemplars, in a procedure that learns the mapping from activations to state posteriors that optimizes recognition performance.
The failure analysis confirmed, through a comparison between fracture surfaces of the retrieved fractured implants (in vivo) and fracture surfaces of implants fractured in lab conditions (in vitro, exemplar testing), that the operating fracture mechanism was indeed metal fatigue, which obviously relates to the repetitive character of mastication loads.
We ground this assertion in an exemplar field study that examined the use of documentation in software maintenance environments.
