Moreover, the quality dimension was weakly associated with better performance in a knowledge test.
This hypothesis can be discussed but reality is more complex, as water supply has a quality dimension.
Moreover, it was found that the presence of a quality dimension shifted readers' focus to high-quality contributions (unipolar navigation).
Such findings highlight the importance of considering the "quality" dimension of housing and housing support when analyzing the association between housing and rural migrant urban settlement.
Applications to Minimum Quality Standards and tax (subsidy) on quality products are sketched, showing spill-over effects from one to the other quality dimension.
This paper, taking pleasantness as a perceptual quality dimension, aimed to explore indicators influencing people's pleasantness of smellscapes in a selected case.
This thought-provoking book makes a strong argument that knowledge capital, which incorporates the crucial quality dimension of human capital, could be at the root of much of the variation we observe around the globe.
That will allow China to reduce its fixation on the sheer speed of economic growth and turn its attention instead to the quality dimension of the growth experience, which it has heretofore neglected.
We consider basic variants of the Downsian model such as vote-share maximizing politicians, a winner-take-all system, and competition among politicians who differ in a quality dimension.
The last suggestion for improving communication, "optimizing the signal", rather refers to the "quality dimension".
This quality dimension considers image acquisition, image processing, and imaging display [14, 15].
