Finally, the application of this methodology to the supervision of different topologies of HRES is also proposed to bring forward the systematic dimension of the approach.
New variants propagate across a speech community as a result of a process of selection and rejection by language users who evaluate all variations with respect to their social, articulatory, perceptual, and lexical-systematic dimensions.
We need a stronger and systematic ethical dimension.
The systematic error dimension can be measured by an ordinal variable expressed in the levels of evidence (Table 1).
These findings also reveal the fundamental problem with the structure of ICPC (also met in ICD): if diagnoses were presented as one list on the basis of systematic combinations of dimensions (e.g.100 body regions, 5 labels for time course dimension, 10 aetiology agents, 10 pathogenetic mechanisms, 5 degrees of severity, etc).
A four-step matrix can be constructed, building upon the three dimensions: systematic error, random error, and design error.
The design processes of a six dimension systematic space are expounded.
The questions will be created based upon the categories of the systematic review (etic dimension).
Knowledge of such limits leads to a systematic procedure for determining dimensions of the beams and masses of the proof masses of high-performance band-pass filters.
A systematic difference between the dimensions of orthogonal sections of lake shorelines is also noted, which signifies possible anisotropy in Titan's topography.
