"The Extent to Which" continues through Sunday at the Center for Performance Research, 361 Manhattan Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn; (718) 715-1520 or prosodicbody.org.org
According to Nitsch (1982; summarizing Tenenbaum et al. 2008), expertise may be determined through the extent to which a problem-solver has assimilated and accommodated the arousal-coping strategies, which are linked through exposure to problem-solving practice.
Metabolic control analysis (MCA) considers all the relevant properties to provide a more realistic estimation about the extent to which flux through a reaction of interest is sensitive to the action of an inhibitor [ 80 82].
I remember when he said the government had been unsuccessful with its transport policies, Alastair Campbell called me in and said with real exasperation and a kind of fondness: "But why does he do these things?" I never quite worked out the extent to which Peter thought through that sort of apparent gaffe in which he spoke a truth we all knew.
Does that make everyone, or anyone, feel better about what the Obama Administration has decided it can do, or the extent to which it thought through the implications, unintended consequences, precedents, and random reckless damage it may be delivering with this policy?
Second, the crop acreage elasticities indicate the extent to which food production (through acreage adjustments) responds to scarcity.
The extent to which hysteresis persisted through repeated cycles of advancing and receding of the probe fluids was different for different crude oil compositions.
For indicating the extent to which water flowing through pipes will precipitate or dissolve calcium carbonate, important factors such as Saturation Indices are used to test the quality of water.
Through the measurement of the amount of time that the midwife is present in the labour room the SMILI is able to contribute to the assessment of the quality of the support through recording the extent to which the support is safe, equitable and timely.
