Of the three perspectives of the cube, only the operationalization of the dimensions of sustainability is fixed: our understanding of sustainability as a multidimensional concept that aims at ensuring or improving today's living standards including ecological, social and economic aspects leads to the three dimensions, i.e., ecological, social, and economic dimension.
We will begin by qualitatively describing the operationalization of each dimension by the research instruments.
The literature lacks an analysis of external validity of sentiment mining reports and the sentiment mining field lacks an operationalization of external validity dimensions toward practically useful techniques.
Operationalize the TBL dimensions of sustainability: The operationalization of sustainability factors, e.g., by determining the financial impacts of sustainability practices, is a key complication when conceptualized constructs are translated into formal models for SSCM (Müller and Pfleger 2014).
Here, the challenge would be to produce a set of dimensions capable of consensus from among the wide range of operationalizations found by this study.
Here the concrete difficulty would be to work out a set of dimensions capable of consensus from among the wide range of operationalizations shown by this study.
Another problem within this dimension concerns the operationalization of the questions.
The EQ-5D+C is an extended version of the EQ-5D that includes "cognitive functioning" (memory, concentration, coherence, IQ) as an additional dimension, with a similar operationalization of three levels (as described above) [ 15].
By definition, this process would inevitably require an operationalization of CBMIS, which in a way is another dimension of behavioral change initiative.
Thus, the current hypothesis is a specific operationalization of the proposal that psychological flexibility is a key dimension in psychological health, and that rigidity or "stuckness" in cognitive responses is a vulnerability factor for disorder.
