The authors propose five activities in order to perform an experiment: Scoping, Planning, Operation, Analysis & interpretation, and Presentation & package.
Many consider that to be a very weak form of consent, as participants didn't know they were in the experiment, its scope or intent, its potential risks, if data would be kept confidential, and they weren't provided any way to opt out.
Tyler Burge (1979) has designed more general thought experiments whose scope is broader than thoughts about natural kinds: they apply to thoughts about anything.
Twelve different scopes are used in this experiment and the scope distribution in context queries is controlled by changing the Pareto shape parameter α while the scale parameter ξ is kept constant at 1.
The novel's thought experiment has limited scope, but Holmqvist evocatively details the experiences of a woman who falls in love with another resident, and at least momentarily attempts to escape her fate.
13 The CLASSIC NMR experiment extends the scope and capability of in-situ monitoring of crystallization processes, as it provides complementary information on the time-evolution of both the solid and liquid phases.
This level of strain was designed to be lower than that (approximately 1400 μɛ) in the 'loading' experiment, to provide scope for observing the synergistic osteogenic effect with iPTH (1 34) that we have reported previously [17].
But in the decade since apartheid's collapse, Brink has broadened his scope, experimenting with a more fluid form and style ideally suited to the new object of his attention: apartheid's sources in African history.
She found that taking dummy pills labelled "happy", "calm", "focus" and "will power" had a noticeable impact, even though she knew they were placebos.Self-tracking may provide a glimpse of the future of health care, based on monitoring and prevention.But with careful design of experiments there is scope for self-tracking to produce useful data.
