Qualitative measures are described in the hope that they will minimize these systematic failures.
The security measures are described in a draft environmental impact statement that is open for public comment until Wednesday.
After a general discussion of the NVH problems in automotive engineering, some principal passive and active measures are described.
Importance measures are described in a Structural reliability setting the hope being that increased contact across the borders may enhance the development of both fields.
The individual measures are described in terms of their mode of action, applicability, effectiveness, time frame, environmental side-effects (N cycling) and cost.
The measures are described in the plan, which was prepared by the Iraqi Intelligence Service, as "steps necessary after the fall of the Iraqi leadership by the American-British-Zionist allies, God forbid".
Both empirical (e.g., confirmatory factor analysis, item response theory, and regression) and nonempirical (e.g., focus groups, expert panels, pilot studies, and translation equivalence) approaches to improve measures are described.
Due to the ill-defined and vague indicators which exist within agility assessment, most measures are described subjectively by linguistic terms which are characterized by ambiguity and multi-possibility, and the conventional assessment approaches cannot suitably nor effectively handle such measurement.
