The process of quantifying verbal data of think-alouds is presented in Appendix 2. Skill necessity is defined by the counted frequencies on the basis of a prior defined cut-off point.
For a gauge of a family's affluence, the report's authors looked at how much of income was consumed by basic necessities — defined as food, housing and clothing — and how much was left over to obtain other goods and services like health care, entertainment and education.
In the free time of self-enjoyment, animals exceed the realm of necessity that is defined by self-preservation and open the realm of freedom.
This video explains the situation: "We are defined by the necessity for sustainability, it's not a luxury," said Carl Hensman, a program officer of the Water, Sanitation & Hygiene team of the foundation, who helps decide which projects the foundation funds.
CTA (diameter) method showed significant average bias in the whole sample and in both groups defined by the necessity of surgical intervention.
To prove the necessity, let and let be defined by for all Let be such that Then and hence there exist and a neighborhood of in such that for all with.
In a recent study, DC dysfunction in patients on continuous RRT was defined by the necessity to replace the DC because of an inability to attain an adequate Q B through the DC [11].
While the relationship between consciousness and matter instantiated in the instinct of animals is sufficient and well adapted to their survival (from the point of view of the species), humans are not adequately equipped in this respect; hence the necessity of something like intelligence, defined by the ability to make tools.
The number of voxels in a given solution becomes somewhat limited by the necessity of solving the system defined by K T K or some regularized version thereof.
If this inevitable AKI results in delayed graft function, mostly defined by the necessity of renal replacement therapy during the first week after transplantation, it is associated with a decreased transplant and patient survival [ 91].
In a recent study, DC dysfunction in patients on continuous RRT was defined by the necessity to replace the DC because of an inability to attain an adequate QB through the DC [ 11].
