Sentence examples for item relationships from inspiring English sources

The concept of linear placement, initially proposed in computer science for designing circuit boards, is adapted to create the "Minimum Delay Algorithm (MDA)" that considers item relationships and order characteristics to generate an item storage layout.

While this does not mollify the need for a full factor analysis of the survey at a later stage, it does offer some initial investigation of aspects of item relationship.

WinFS provides four predefined base types – Items, Relationships, ScalarTypes and NestedTypes.

StoreSpy allowed viewing Items, Relationships, MultiSet, Nested Elements, Extensions and other types in the store along with its full metadata.

At the end of the day, destiny cannot be avoided and neither can karma, but once peace is made with time and acceptance of its wear and tear on everything (items, relationships, people) loneliness is accepted as well and peace is found.

More specifically, does the structure of inter-item relationships for diverse ethnic subgroups fall outside of the normal range?

The 20 items of the AQoL-6D represent six domains, characterised as independent living (4 items), relationships (3 items), mental health (4 items), coping (3 items), pain (3 items) and senses (3 items).

Thus, the pilot version of ATAQ-LAM included the generated items grouped into 10 hypothesized domains: Exertional dyspnea (14 items), Effects of dyspnea (4 items), Chest pain (2 items), Cough and wheeze (13), Fatigue (7 items), Emotional well-being (7 items), Relationships (2 items), Sexuality (2 items), Symptom-specific HRQL (4 items), and Global HRQL (1 item).

To assess subjective QoL, the German version of the WHOQOL-BREF consisting of the six domains: "physical" (7 items), "psychological" (6 items), "social relationships" (3 items), "environment" (8 items) and "overall QoL" (2 items) was used [ 16, 19].

The resulting measure had 139 items presented in eight domains: 1) Cancer Treatment Staff (36 items); 2) Cancer Treatment Centre (11 items); 3) Education (10 items); 4) Work (10 items); 5) Information (9 items); 6) Feelings (35 items); 7) Relationships (18 items); and 8) Daily Life (10 items).

QOL was measured using the World Health Organization Quality of Life assessment (WHOQOL-BREF), which consists of 26 items, covering four domains of QOL: physical health (7 items), psychological (6 items), social relationships (3 items), and environment (8 items), with greater scores indicating better QOL (The WHOQOL Group 1995).