She's multidimensional and embodies a host of relatable Chinese and American traits.
Figure 1 Biological systems are complex and multidimensional and require a systems approach.
However, features that employ the formant structure are typically multidimensional and require a more complex decision scheme, e.g., based on codebooks or neural networks.
The concept of patient empowerment is complex and multidimensional and is a construct applicable to individuals, communities, and organizations [ 9, 10].
The updated CCC v2 system is comprehensive and multidimensional, and provides a necessary update to accommodate widespread implementation of ICD-10.
Social scientists understand racism as a multidimensional and highly adaptive system -- a system that ensures an unequal distribution of resources between racial groups.
At the core of the ICF concept of health and disability is the notion that disability is a multidimensional and universal phenomena placed on a continuum with health.
A number of other colleges have taken similar multidimensional approaches, and a third ban alcohol on campus altogether.
The findings support the importance of a multidimensional approach and a temporal design in research on leadership and safety.
