The first test characterizes the way participants are action oriented and handle failure in terms of action vs. state orientation (Kuhl, 1994).
"My sense was in the beginning, it was more of a routine public broadcasting station, with less of a state orientation," she said.
The new scheme is tested in a naive model to successfully predict the ground state orientation of biomolecular aggregates comprising the soybean storage protein, glycinin.
There is a difference between being a short term contractual amateur and a full time disciplined agent of a hostile foreign power, although in part that reflects the privatized vs. state orientation of the two countries.
In the neonate, state changes include the passage into a quiet-alert state, orientation and attention to the stimulus.
Each group of agents is in charge of keeping track of the movement state, orientation states, and preselecting anomalies from the body part in which the node was placed.
12 13 This study looks at coping with a state orientation, on a microanalytical level, that is, coping is measured by way of specific strategies and coping styles, efforts and capacity, which can change over time.
Temporal ("Day of month", "Year", "Month", "Day of week" and "Season"), and spatial ("Name of hospital", "Floor", "Town", "Country" and "State") Orientation items of the MMSE, were analysed to determine their difficulty and discrimination parameters.
Also, welfare-state orientations might play a role in shaping policy-makers' receptiveness for the issue of physical activity and ageing [ 36].
[18, 19] The formation of the encounter complex reduces the dimensionality of the diffusional search for the binding site that enables rapid ET. [1] It has been suggested that the population balance between the encounter state and the well-defined state depends on whether rapid ET can occur in encounter-state orientations.
