Recent years bear witness to at least two shifts in the design and use of time space diaries likely to persist in the future: an increased use of information and communication technologies, and a trading of breadth (number of respondents) for depth through long-duration diaries and the employment of diaries in studies drawing on feminist and nonrepresentational theories.
In essence, this approach trades the breadth and lack of specificity inherent in global satisfaction ratings for a high degree of precision in the assessment of narrowly framed but highly salient experiences.
Generally, a rally will have staying power, technicians say, if in addition to price movements it has heavy trading volume and breadth, meaning that several stocks rise for each stock that falls.
Our college students rely on online and social media portals for almost all sources of information appearing to trade depth for breadth.
In the trade-off between breadth and depth, the SGR allows reasonable and transparent prioritization in order to concentrate the development resources on the most important questions for further research.
The greater the volume and breadth of trade, the greater the likelihood that there will be commercial frictions.
The model explores the trade-off between diet breadth and diet quality, and generally predicts that predators should specialize on a small number of highly profitable prey types unless prey abundance is low.
These advances are not without attendant compromises, especially the economic trade-off between dataset breadth and quality which appears to be increasingly towards the former at the expense of the latter.
But now, less than one generation later, federal prosecutors and enforcement lawyers at the Securities and Exchange Commission have exposed a vast network of insider trading that in its sophistication, breadth and profits dwarfs that of the earlier era.
If completed by the deadline, the guidance would clarify the breadth of new trading rules adopted in the wake of the financial crisis, when overseas risk-taking imperiled some of the largest financial firms in the United States.
