Sentence examples for multidimensional concept of from inspiring English sources

Here, on LP and in two different CD editions, is the complete "Studies for Player Piano," by Conlon Nancarrow, and here is the "Missa Prolationum" of Johannes Ockeghem, an astonishing work that, five hundred years before Nancarrow, explores a similar multidimensional concept of musical time.

The call for a multidimensional concept of action that focusses stronger on the interfaces of economy, ecology and social issues has become clear [29, 30].

In randomized controlled trials, two endpoints may be necessary to capture the multidimensional concept of the intervention and the objectives of the study adequately.

Assess the validity of our previously published multidimensional concept of Successful Aging that integrates physiological, psychological, and sociological domains of health.

9 No instrument that addresses a multidimensional concept of frailty has been identified in Polish literature.

It is based on a multidimensional concept of quality of life.

According to the Institute of Medicine [ 3] quality of care is a multidimensional concept consisting of at least six domains: effectiveness, safety, patient centeredness, timeliness, efficiency and equitably.

HRQOL is a multidimensional concept comprised of several domains, including physical/biological factors, symptom status, functional status, health perceptions, and overall well-being [ 8].

According to Barratt (1994), impulsivity is a multidimensional concept, encompassing failure of inhibitory control, rapid processing of information, search for novelty and inability to postpone reward.

Because competence, as measured by final examinations, seemingly constitutes a multidimensional concept, the confirmation of its structure requires a multidimensional modeling approach.

While being a multidimensional concept, the measure of absorptive capacity has remained mainly based on R&D proxies, that is to say R&D inputs (notably R&D intensity) and outputs (especially patents), even if some recent works try to improve this measure by including new criteria (Flatten et al. 2011).