Transport modes and vehicles has been then evaluated in terms of exergetic material input pro unit of service (EMIPS): R/S = frac{{{text{Ex}}_{text{resources}} }}{{{text{Ex}}_{text{service}} }} = {text{EMIPS}} (6 The amount of resources extracted from the ecosystem to provide the transport service has quantified defining an inventory of all exergetic resources in the whole life cycle.
Co-localisation was quantified defining a fixed region of interest.
It is, therefore, essential that measures are taken to objectively quantify strictly defined components of temperament, which should be based on sound biological theory, rather than arbitrary human choice.
The Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient was used to quantify and define the significance of correlations.
Complicating matters is the fact that it is not yet known how to quantify or define digital work.
They suspected that part of the reason for the varying results was that individual research teams had employed widely different methods to quantify and define physical activity levels.
To quantify and define objective and patient-rated outcomes after our modification of medial epicondylectomy for the treatment of cubital tunnel syndrome.
Intracellular metabolites (e.g., glucose 6-phosphate, fructose 1,6-bisphosphate, 6-phospho gluconate, acetyl-CoA, adenine nucleotides) were quantified under defined (glucose-limited steady-state) growth conditions.
Looked at this way, the primary function of a publishing house in the digital age is selection and branding, though even this is difficult to quantify and define: for the most part we don't buy a book because it is published by Penguin, we buy the book because we want to read that writer.
Taking what they have learned over time -- namely that, rightly or wrongly, people make instant judgments about faces that guide them in how they feel about that person -- the scientists decided to search for a way to quantify and define exactly what it is about each person's face that conveys a sense they can be trusted or feared.
