Also, introducing dimensions that cut across psychopathology would need to be carefully considered in the context of all other possible symptom dimensions in psychiatry, not just irritability.
I want to minimize the distractions and incorporate found and invented materials to introduce dimension and texture into my work". Weil was both intrigued and inspired by the workmanship she saw at Stonehenge, which led to a notable series of abstract bronze sculptures that echo the ancient megalithic cultures of Western Europe.
Moreover, a common error is to introduce dimensions of quality that are unimportant to consumers.
In this section we investigate online food preferences along the four introduced dimensions - i.e., recipe preferences, ingredient preferences, spatial food preferences and temporal food preferences.
The metaphors and images used in the exercises conducted let us introduce dimensions of analysis that used to be neglected in the institutional practice, such as the geopolitical and cultural dimension.
Oral health-related quality of life (OHRQoL) measures are being increasingly used to introduce dimensions excluded by normative measures.
We refrained from inclusion of police conduct and information regarding the trial and court case because it was not directly related to the events of the gang-rape and introduced dimensions of what is considered criminal justice, which was beyond the scope of this study.
Not dependent on a board, it captured players' imaginations by introducing a dimension of dragons, wizards, trolls, dwarves, goblins and elves to quests in search of treasure or to defeat the forces of evil.
Critics fear this will lead to balkanisation, and risks introducing another dimension to conflict, as the new states rub up against each other and start fighting.
To deal with the tensor-product structure in d-dimensions, we introduce the dimension index set D ≔ { 1, …, d }, and the index set for knot vectors K α ≔ { 1, 2, …, k α, α ∈ D }.
