Sentence examples for multidimensional continuum from inspiring English sources

Time and space are joined together in a multidimensional continuum that moves neither forward nor backward.

Although the two terms are neither wholly synonymous, or completely differentiated, in the main body of this review, the focus will be on lumping them together and perceiving them as points across a multidimensional continuum (Aldrich, 2009; Renken, 2016), since these educational technologies are consolidated under the umbrella of an interactive virtual environment in digital education.

However, this may require other modeling techniques, like discrete event simulation, as this theory provides a multidimensional continuum, and no discrete Markov states.

This variety causes learning abilities of the aged to be on a multidimensional continuum ranging from individuals with good learning abilities and good memory skills to individuals with poor learning capacities and impaired memory skills [ 6].

The Theory of Planned Behavior does not distinguish qualitatively different states, but provides a multidimensional change continuum.

Although the domain of suicidal behavior is multidimensional [ 14], a continuum from suicide ideation to suicide attempts has been reported in clinical adolescent populations [ 15, 3, 16].

Although the domain of suicidal behavior probably is multidimensional [ 8], a continuum from suicide ideation to suicide attempts has been reported in youthful clinical populations [ 9, 10].

We analysed the ACCESSATION Study trial design elements on a continuum using the qualitative, multidimensional PRECIS tool.

49, 50 Psychological distress is a multidimensional concept that exists along a continuum, and is most commonly assessed using measures of affective states, symptoms of stress, anxiety, and depressed mood.

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.

The findings from the above-mentioned studies guided us in the design of a multi-professional and multidimensional intervention for frail community-dwelling elderly people, "Continuum of Care for Frail Elderly People".