The elements in the system are neither just analytical constructs nor ontological: their existence is a factor of the reference point from which they are described.
Relative satellite clock is presented to eliminate the time scale factor because of the reference clock selected by the Analysis Center.
Vulnerability depends critically on context, as social and ecological vulnerability are determined by a complex range of factors, and the reference to sensitivity and adaptive capacity in this definition point to the need to consider these factors in an integrated and inter-related fashion with vulnerability (Gallopín 2006).
Preterm delivery rates, proportions of known risk factors and proportions of the reference populations in the respective national figures are presented in Tables 1 to 3, according to gestational age and year of birth for each country.
Given that, the processing results with RINEX/DORIS data are similar to the ones obtained with the usual doris2.2 data, except the scale factor of the Terrestrial Reference Frame in the 7-parameter transform of the network solution.
When PV coverage is increased to 2/3 of the façade surface area, electricity generation can reach a factor of 2.8 of the reference.
Regarding the fill factor (Fig. 5B), the integration of a photonic crystal in the cell gives rise to a small resistance to electrolyte flow, and therefore to a slightly lower fill factor than that of the reference cell.
Fig. 4 Variability of amplification factors with spectral contents of the reference rock motion.
In this experiment, factors including relative position of the reference lines, number of reference lines, and spatial relationships of the reference lines were considered.
The accuracies for genomic evaluation methods depend, among other factors, on the size of the reference population.
