From a door-to-door perspective, a measure hierarchy, comprising the four existing measures, viz.: Rerouting using the current operating vehicle, New construction, Rerouting using a different operating vehicle, Speed reduction in the vicinity of the "bus stop" was applied.
The individual relocation situation for each "bus stop" assigned to a child was then exclusively considered from a measure hierarchy, comprising four existing measures, viz.: 1. Rerouting using the current operating vehicle .
And we identified that top 5 social network measures like hierarchy, density, farness, reachability and eigenvector of individuals have profound influence on individuals' stress levels in a social network.
Disability is measured using hierarchy of need, previously developed, based on a set of IADL and ADL [ 19].
Leaf veins were quantified with skeletons to obtain estimates of areole measures and hierarchies (Price et al., 2011, 2013, 2014; Price, 2012).
On week 10, males were tested on the sociability apparatus, and on week 11 they were subjected to the Tube Test to measure social hierarchy within the triad.
Finally, our instructional manipulation combined with a specific measure of hierarchy recall accuracy motivates an experimental setting which lends itself to further characterization of the cognitive and neural mechanisms underlying hierarchy knowledge.
"Emergy" is used as the principal conceptual tool for energy analysis; "transformity" is used to measure the hierarchies of land uses and urban landscape systems.
Perhaps more intriguing is the pattern of FA measured in hierarchy-based segmentations, where the left hemisphere displayed increased FA from V1 to V2 and V3, while the right hemisphere displayed and inverse pattern.
The claims in today's Daily Telegraph reveal the strong measures the Labour hierarchy are willing to take to prevent left-winger Mr Corbyn succeeding Ed Miliband as party leader in September.
