Sentence examples for its main dimensions from inspiring English sources

The design space for agent-oriented captology is defined and several of its main dimensions are elaborated upon.

Abstract: Making sense of the great diversity of views about human flourishing requires distinction of its main dimensions (experience, success, character, achievement) and distinction of the perspectives from which the topic can be raised.

These results reinforce the suitability of the instrument as a whole and also its main dimensions.

First, starting from the literature, we discuss the intercultural policy approach in order to highlight its main dimensions and derive hypotheses on the possible consequences of the economic crisis on local immigrant integration policies and on the emergence of the intercultural approach.

Cronbach's alpha for the Portuguese version of PedsQL and its main dimensions (physical functioning and psychosocial health) confirm the good levels of internal consistency.

The OPTIGOV© (Optimizing Health Care Governance) methodology was used to quantify the level of implementation of Clinical Governance globally and in its main dimensions.

Kalantar[ 22] reported that prospective hospitalisations of hemodialysis patients correlated significantly with the SF-36 total score and its two main dimensions.

The length of the vector can also be interpreted as a measure of the semantic component of a word measured by its main map dimensions, i.e. the aspect of the word meaning that distinguishes between antonym and synonym relations across most contexts.

The final CPTED construct consists of four main dimensions with its respective indicators.

Furthermore, it changes as the main dimensions of the turbine rotor change.

The bi-dimensionality theory of emotions proposes that the nature of emotional experience, or at least its 'affective core', is primarily determined by two main dimensions: pleasure and arousal (Russell 1980 , 1989 Reinsenzein 1994; Barrett 1998).