The results indicated 1 can act as dual-channel, high selective, immediacy and sensitive optical probe for CN−.
The results indicated that 1 can act as a dual-channel, high selective, immediacy and sensitive optical probe for Al3+ and Fe3+.
In addition, high instructor immediacy has been shown to correlate with student motivation to learn, as well as affective and cognitive learning (Titsworth, 2001; Witt and Wheeless, 2001; Allen et al., 2006).
The "Kodak moment" is "one of the few category positionings that still have meaning," Mr. Passikoff said, although he joked that with the "very high expectation of immediacy" among consumers, perhaps the company ought to promote "the Kodak nanosecond".
These workers ensure that consumers receive the goods and services that they demand with the highest quality and immediacy.
Analysts say the ability to select software and download it directly from the web provides the highest level of immediacy to the user when shopping online a factor which is going to propel online software sales to $2 billion by year 2000, according to New York-based Jupiter Communications.
The responsiveness to AG odor was indeed clearly of higher magnitude and immediacy than to the odors of fresh cow's milk and cow's milk-derived formulas.
Micro-blogging has blossomed rapidly by the virtue of immediacy and high interaction.
Importantly, research evidence suggests that high levels of instructor immediacy may be inversely related to student resistance in a classroom, as well as being positively correlated with student learning (Kearney et al., 1988; Kelley and Gorham, 1988).
In a world of demanding consumers accustomed to the immediacy of high-speed Internet connections and instant messaging, Freeze 24/7 has become the leader in a new cosmetics category: instant skin care.
