The theoretical framework of forms of organizing (task division, task allocation, reward distribution and information flow) provides a powerful instrument to both researchers and practitioners to better understand the forms of DEE organizing.
Another related method employing a high-throughput sequencing instrument to both generate random sequences and measure off-rates has also been described (Nutiu et al. 2011).
In addition to measuring atmospheric composition, the Galileo probe carried instruments to measure both the temperature and pressure during its descent into the Jovian atmosphere.
A more recent focus at LDEO is ocean-bottom seismology, enabled by the recent construction of a large fleet of autonomous seafloor instruments to record both local and distant seismic events as well as man-made sources for tomographic studies.
Our study reveals many difficulties in managing the complex relations within landscapes with simplified legal measures, opening up for further discussion about improving policy instruments to preserve both social and biological values of wood pastures.
Inspired by two generations of Detroit pop -- the Motown sound of the 1960's and techno in the 80's -- he explores the relationship between funk and repetition, using snippets of vocals and instruments to suggest both the excitement of R & B and the austerity of techno.
It uses the empirical data to draw attention to how the potential of design proposals as rhetorical instruments to serve both designers 'own thinking and the presentation of their designs to others is a prominent theme in the professional designer tutor's engagement.
Given that the presented studies use different instruments to assess both prior knowledge and accounting abilities, the findings are not comparable.
However, several studies have already proved the possibility of developing instruments to assess both the quality of life for dying patients and the quality of care at the end of life [ 52, 57, 59, 63, 64].
However, there is a lack of instruments to evaluate in depth both the temporary and motivational variables involved in the help-seeking process.
