Sentence examples for interpreted dimensions from inspiring English sources

In addition to statistics on the counts of articles by year and the first author's country of residence, ten interpreted dimensions were developed for classification of these articles.

This qualitative study collected data from focus group interviews with homeowners in three diverse communities and used the theory of reasoned action to interpret dimensions of local-level wildland fire policies that are associated with homeowner acceptance of or compliance with defensible space guidelines or regulations.

Two clear and easy to interpret dimensions were identified (Table  4).> -wrap-foot> Component values lower than 5 have not been shown for clarity of interpretation.

The reduction of dimensions from ten, sometimes overlapping dimensions to three clear and easy to interpret dimensions creates clarity for health care professionals, who can now see at a glance in what areas they can improve their services, as well as for patients for whom the information on the quality of care is easier to comprehend.

In this paper an approach is presented to digitize a drawing, to build up geometric and topologic models, to recognise construction parts and to interpret dimension lines and inscriptions.

The first author and two co-authors independently interpreted the dimensions of each solution and subsequently discussed their interpretations to reach consensus on the interpretation of the dimensions and the best solution.

Matthiessen (2014) posits that translation (be it shift or equivalence) might be interpreted through dimensions of language organization: stratification, rank, instantiation, metafunction, delicacy, and axis (cf. Matthiessen 2001, 2014; Halliday 2009; Huang 2017).

We used [1−c o r r e l a t i o n] as a distance measure and performed hierarchical clustering with the Ward agglomeration method to divide the factors into groups that might be interpreted as dimensions of the perceived risk construct.

The verbalisation helps to understand and interpret these dimensions.

Beyond the core requirements of the major, American Studies expects students to define and pursue their own interests in interpreting important dimensions of American life.

Scores for each dimension were combined and transformed to a 100 point total in order to make the results practical to compare and interpret across dimensions.