It identifies three dimensions of recent public health.
It identifies four dimensions on which organizations can focus: the structure of the provider-client interaction, the service boundary, the allocation of tasks, and the delivery location.
Applying this model throughout an action research project within the Swedish transport industry, the paper identifies four dimensions of architectural knowledge that proved important for facilitating an industry-wide ubiquitous computing environment.
Relying on the housing-cost-induced-poverty definition, this paper identifies three "dimensions" of fuel poverty: 1) income-poverty-high-cost; 2) housing-cost-induced-poverty-high-cost; and, 3) fuel-cost-induced-poverty-high-cost.
Legal philosopher Anita Allen (1997) identifies four dimensions of genetic privacy: informational privacy, decisional privacy, physical privacy, and proprietary privacy.
This definition identifies three dimensions – physiological, psychological and physical - relevant for the assessment of comfort according to Slater.
The emerging literature on interculturalism identifies three dimensions or normative drivers of this policy approach: political, social and cultural-normative drivers.
It identifies five dimensions of personality: Openness to experience, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, and Neuroticism (Costa and McCrae 1985; John and Srivastava 1999; McCrae and Costa 1999).
Browaeys and Price (2008) drew on the work of a number of other theorists, including Hofstede (1980), Hall and Hall (1990) and Trompenaars (1993), to construct a model which identifies eight dimensions and links them to specific managerial tasks – something no one else had done.
