The exhaustive aspect of eco-innovation dimensions to explore covered by the ESM set is confirmed too.
Modern computer based systems are characterized by several complexity dimensions: a non-exhaustive list includes scale, architecture, distribution, variability, flexibility, dynamics, workloads, time constraints, dependability, availability, security, performances.
Note that by using the bandwidth constraint in the above manner, the exhaustive search can be conducted over L−1 dimensions.
As the number of alternatives grows rapidly with process dimensions, pairing selection through an exhaustive search can be computationally forbidding for large-scale processes.
Contrary to what is available for the environmental and economic pillars, there is a considerable lack of exhaustive approaches able to evaluate the social dimension of sustainability in rural areas.
We have chosen Browaeys and Price's (2008) model, which, although it considers eight dimensions of culture, is still not exhaustive.
The long numerical time required to perturb across two dimensions in parameter space prevents an exhaustive analysis: the focus here is therefore on the most sensitive parameters as revealed in Step 2 (Figure 1).
The dimensions of the model are not exhaustive, but for simplicity's sake, we focused on the dimensions that in our case studies had posed the greatest challenges during integration.
From a theoretical perspective, evaluation of the proposed models and indicators is not exhaustive of all the potential cues within the dimensions of cognition, affect, behavioral, and inferred pain indicators that could explain the construct of pain.
Those which address more than one dimension of clinical coordination are not exhaustive in their approach to clinical coordination and are often insufficiently operative or are not directed at the assessment of clinical coordination across levels of care [ 21– 25].
