Sentence examples for expected dimensions of from inspiring English sources

Each content area of the research process was covered by different situations in the form of items which depict the two theoretically expected dimensions of CCER (DIM1: 11 items; DIM2: 15 items).

Based on the finding of the LeScEd study (Groß Ophoff et al. 2014, p. 266), where the one-dimensional model fitted the data best, a one-dimensional PCM was tested against a two-dimensional between-item-multidimensionality PCM in order to identify if the two expected dimensions of CCER are empirically distinguishable.

But it had me utterly involved from the very start, and that's down to the mind-bogglingly superb animation that, for me, had a human and psychologically acute element to add to the expected dimension of hallucinatory fantasy.

The expected dimension of (Sigma ) is positive in the range of Hartshorne's conjecture, but nevertheless this is not sufficient to show that (Sigma cap X ) is non empty.

The right hand side of this inequality is usually known as the expected dimension of ∨ i = 1 h X i.

If large nest morphologies in northern Manitoba were the result of larger body size, we might expect dimensions of the interior nest-cup to be wider and deeper in northern Manitoba than in southeastern Ontario.

This consists of deliberately choosing a sample for which large variations are expected in the dimensions of interest previously identified.

It was expected that the dimensions of mobility and pain (for arthroplasties) and vision (for cataracts) would be moderately correlated with the overall priority score.

Moderate to strong positive (DASH, VAS) and negative (SST) correlations with Spanish Version of the SPADI were expected, with a similar pattern of expected correlations for both dimensions of the index.

When the same measurement was made at 45°C, the small scattering objects had both diameter and length at 6 nm, consistent with the dimensions expected of unimers.

As could be expected, the dimension 'structural indicators of social disorder' was associated with the area-level of crime and to living in a flat.