Decomposing domain-specific problem-solving competence into various facets and, at the same time, providing an integrated measurement offers opportunities for a differentiated assessment of competence profiles and individualized interventions (Herl et al. 1999; Sugrue 1995).
The bottle is multi-faceted, invoking images of agave leaves and faceted diamonds at the same time.
Just a quick note for human beings everywhere: sometimes it's possible to be affected by multiple facets of discrimination at the same time.
The first subcolumn ("by item") pertains to a clustering applied item by item; the second ("by Facet") to a clustering where all the items within one Facet are considered at the same time.
The stress you will endure as you try to balance all of these different facets of your life at the same time is not worth it.
Florida will also have to figure out how to get all facets of its offense playing well at the same time, instead of having to rely so heavily on its special teams and its defense producing turnovers.
At the same time, some facets of social competence may be negligible in certain contexts or occupations but central in others.
But all four of these facets are indeed statistically related to each other, and at the same time are distinguishable pieces of a stable trait of justice sensitivity.
Little of [the system] is coordinated, meaning that investments which could be made by one facet can't be made because others haven't invested at the same time.
At the same time, the small (ca. 1 nm) partially reduced Pdδ+ particles were observed on the facets of TiO2 support.
