Think of Kehlmann's method as a parallax by which we can lucidly observe alternate forms of measuring the world, including his own fictional form.
Lastly, the significant results we found in this study occurred in the context of the limited forms of measures of collaboration we used in this early instantiation of GDEC.
Conventional forms of measuring financial performance, such as financial statements and balance sheets, are not specifically designed to capture the qualitative aspects found in the identification and effective and efficient use of a company's intangible assets.
'Quality' in the forms of measuring indicators and performance management were dominant among senior hospital managers (with clinical and non-clinical background).
Existing techniques allow translating the SF-36 description into the Visual Analogue Scale, Health Utilities Index, Quality of Well Being Scores or Standard Gamble, all of which are distinct forms of measuring utilities.
For correlated channels, however, this is often not the case and therefore to choose the group size it is useful to have some form of measure.
It is necessary to establish a form of measure for reliability of a system to accurately develop vorticity maps of flow field imaged by MR fluid motion tracking technique.
One possibility may be that the antibody titres may be a form of measure of infection pressure in the location the calf is born, with higher titres indicating higher infection pressure.
No single form of measure is likely to capture all carers' unmet needs, but the move towards person-centred care has increasingly challenged normative need as paternalistic and inappropriate [ 3].
Four ways of results' interpretation are expressed which include individual measured values, comparison, relationship as well as multivariate form of measured data.
To rephrase Winston Churchill: Polls are the worst form of measuring public opinion — except for all of the others.
