Second, according to this framework, a systematic literature review was carried out to identify the trends and opportunities in ecolabeling as a multidimensional topic, from empirical, geographical and sectorial perspective.
The topic of multidimensional harmonic retrieval (HR) problems are encountered in a variety of signal processing applications including radar, sonar, seismology, communications, MIMO wireless channel, and the different types of schemes are utilized for the application [17 21].
Based on the extracted hot terms, key sentences were identified and grouped into clusters to represent hot topics by using multidimensional sentence vectors.
3 6 In cancer studies, population data demonstrate a common desire for comprehensive information on a range of topics including complex multidimensional treatment outcomes with opposing benefits and harms.
Sustainability is a universal topic which has multidimensional effect on the environment and human life.
Patient safety is a multifactorial, multidimensional and cross disciplinary research topic which gained a lot of attention since the publication of the Institute of Medicine (IOM) report "To Err Is Human: Building a Safer Health System" in 1999.
One of the core recent research topics in Fixed Point Theory is multidimensional fixed point results in the context of various abstract space.
The multidimensional harmonic retrieval problem is an important topic which arises in several applications [1].
This is due to the multifactorial, multidimensional and cross disciplinary character of the topic.
On the other hand, identifying genetic and phenotypic biomarkers from large-scale multidimensional heterogeneous data is an important biomedical and biological research topic.
Concept mapping is a mixed-methods approach that combines group processes (brainstorming, sorting and rating) that are commonly used in qualitative studies with statistical procedures (cluster analysis and multidimensional scaling) to help a group describe its ideas on a topic of interest in a structured way and to represent those ideas visually through a map [ 27– 31].
