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Bonet's multidimensional approach, based on the work of Pedro Ponce de León (c. 1520 84), is detailed in his Reducción de las letras y arte para enseñar a hablar a los mudos (1620; "Reduction of the Letters of the Alphabet and Method of Teaching Deaf-Mutes to Speak").
The first method based on frequency-wavenumber transform and denoted is a multidimensional approach based on array processing.
We investigated the conjoint effect of screen luminance and ambient illuminance on visual fatigue and arousal during prolonged digital reading (one hour) by means of a multidimensional approach based on eye, performance and subjective measures.
To create this new list Forbes.com's Global High Performers our statisticians started with the 2,000 global corporations that make up the Forbes Global 2000, which with its multidimensional ranking approach, based on sales, profits, assets and market value, sets the definitive standard for identifying the worlds largest corporations.
In this paper we propose an alternative novel approach based on the "distances" in the multidimensional space of gene expression values.
An approach based on the study of relationships between each HRQoL dimension and a multidimensional PF can contribute to identify the disaggregated usefulness of each PF tests to assess health-related quality of life adjusted by age and HRQoL.
An approach based on cluster analysis of the mean scores of the scales of the Multidimensional Pain Inventory yielded three unique profiles or subgroups for patients with chronic pain [ 10].
Namely, Russian scientist A.A. Kolesnikov developed a novel synergetic approach based on the ideas of modern mathematics, cybernetics, and synergetics to the synthesis of control systems for nonlinear, multidimensional and multilinked dynamic systems of various natures.
Marshall and Rousse [11] used a hypothetical population at the general practice level to simulate and compare the impact and cost effectiveness of different screening strategies for cardiovascular prevention based on a multidimensional approach, which integrated risk factors and risk levels.
The present study shows that this multidimensional approach to the classification of individuals based on psychological and psychosocial characteristics can distinguish different groups in gainfully employed working population with NP/LBP.
The authors propose two different approaches to achieve the localization: multidimensional approach (using a horizontal array of hydrophones) based on frequency-wavenumber transform and monodimensional approach (using a single hydrophone) based on adapted spectral representation.
