Only ten years ago, Japan's hierarchical high-tech industry was thought to be on the point of conquering Silicon Valley.
She added that "Fully Committed" was a reaction to a new phenomenon, "the development of the hierarchical high-end restaurant," she said, "where the rich backers, rich diners and star chefs have created a whole new celebrity culture".
Results indicated that a hierarchical (higher-order) model with a latent g phenotype, as well as specific cognitive domains, was best supported by the data.
Constructal tree designs are hierarchical high-conductivity paths that minimize the global resistance between an entire volume and one point.
Multipath Rayleigh fading channels were considered in the simulator due to the sensitivity of hierarchical high-order QAM modulations to the channel parameters estimation.
It combines hierarchical high gain control with fuzzy logic to design a discontinuous control for nonlinear multivariable systems in order to eliminate chattering in presence of disturbances.
With the hierarchical high-level and low-level feature extraction mechanism, the presented network can still work well even at the high noise level based on a single face image.
Both baseline district network maps in 2010 revealed that knowledge exchange was extremely hierarchical; high-level actors had high influence, and information flowed from top to bottom.
Buffers of 50 and 200 nautical miles were generated on the basis of the Global Self-Consistent, Hierarchical, High-Resolution Shoreline Database (version 2.1; www.ngdc.noaa.gov/mgg/shorelines/gshhs.html) and overlaid on bathymetric data from the ETOPO1 Global Relief Model (www.ngdc.noaa.gov/mgg/global/global.html) (10, 11 ).
In the current study, when CES-D scores were substituted for K10 scores in the hierarchical regression, higher CES-D depressive symptoms were associated with higher perceived stigma (p = 0.001) but not higher personal stigma (p = 0.21).
