First, moving beyond prior leader creativity research that has been overwhelmingly focused on the influence on subordinates' creativity, we take leaders as the principle agent of the team and apply social cognitive theory to elucidate a more complete range of effects.
White noise, in music, the effect of the complete range of audible sound-wave frequencies heard simultaneously, analogous to white light, which contains all the frequencies of the light spectrum.
Effects of the caisson aspect ratios, the complete range of adhesion factors at soil-caisson interface, and the full range of dimensionless strength gradients on the dimensionless pullout factor of suction caissons were comprehensively examined.
On a closer inspection of these data, the size of the study appears to be correlated with its estimated effect - indeed the largest study (oxford) and the smallest study (CEP-85) cover the complete range of all the estimates.
Thus, the complete range of α is covered.
Music fans want a service that offers the complete range of music available.
In "Channel Orange" (Def Jam) he tests the complete range of his voice without showing off, finds discrete shades of dread and passion everywhere and uses his restlessness about sound and style to powerful effect.
Pitch, in music, position of a single sound in the complete range of sound.
Also, the demographic hypotheses tested here reflect a complete range of potential climatic effects on species distributional dynamic through the time.
Slowing the rate of phospho-STAT3 de-phosphorylation exhibited significant effects on activated STAT3 amplitude and duration noted over the complete range analysed.
We chose ten, 300 ns pulses as parameters for this study so we could observe a complete range of electric field amplitude-dependent effects on cell survival from little of no cell death to maximal cell death.
