Sentence examples for resources dimension from inspiring English sources

Higher scores in the resources dimension represent persons with more resources (either personal or social) to cope with stress.

Control over resources (dimension 3) varies greatly, as does the relationship between exit (dimension 4) and voice (dimension 5).

Further, the item on how often respondents participate in 'continuing education', originally part of the structural and electronic resources dimension, loaded with the formal interaction dimension.

Radio resources assigned to users can either be in time, frequency, space, code, or combination of more than one resource dimension.

While the current open innovation paradigm remains dominant in innovation model thinking, we argue that even this innovation understanding and model (and thus innovation processes) needs to be extended by the human resource dimension and the meaning and impact of organizations' innovation milieus.

Furthermore, studies show that decentralization efforts too often focus on financial and structural reforms and do not take sufficient account of the human resource dimension [ 77, 78].

Fig. 6 Matrix with three resource dimensions and full isolation between communication channels Fig. 7 Example of partial isolation which exists in IEEE 802.11b (ETSI regulatory domain; based on [88]).

Spectrum sharing is possible by the sufficient separation of radio resource dimensions in time, frequency, and space; for example, a wireless communication system adjusts system resources such as the transmit power [8, 9], operating frequency [10], and time of transmission [11].

The use of GPS on all nodes is unacceptable in terms of energy resources, node dimensions and its inability to operate indoor, so other techniques have to be considered.

This paper adds a resource-based dimension by determining vertical relationships between bidder and target using a method proposed by Fan and Lang (2000) based on flows of goods and production.

Critical care is a highly complex, expensive and resource-intensive dimension of the healthcare system [ 1], and the demand for these services is expected to grow due to the aging population [ 2, 3].