Sentence examples for two perspectives for from inspiring English sources
Broadly speaking, there are two perspectives for the task of music emotion classification such as: a MIR perspective and a music cognitive (psychological) perspective.
*One measure instrument mapped to two perspectives for this domain, making the total less than the sum of the perspective columns.
As shown in Table 2, ranking was significantly different between the two perspectives for all statements except "inform patient" and "have shared decision".
Further, there was a weak and insignificant correlation between the two perspectives for "help patient decide" statement (rho = 0.09, p = 0.06) and "have shared decision" statement (rho = 0.1, p = 0.04).
Considering the defects of traditional models and the multidimensionality of regional sustainability issues, we proposed an integrated model of nonlinear principal component analysis and Gram Schmidt orthogonalization and presented a novel regional sustainable development assessment method and framework from three perspectives for the society economy environment system of the Bohai Rim region.
Generally, there are three perspectives for economic analysis: individual (eg, patient), institutional (eg, health maintenance organization), or societal.
From one perspective, for the overnight improvement in performance to qualify as a true enhancement of memory, it is necessary for the post-sleep performance to be significantly greater than that achieved prior to sleep.
A mirrored image-pair is used to observe this structure from two perspectives simultaneously, allowing for three-dimensional characterization of the coil motion.
The comparison of these two perspectives is essential for the new capability-aspiration framework that takes the perspective that policies influence preferences with their incentives and simultaneously restrict or enhance the availability of opportunities.
We empirically examine two perspectives on need for and consequences of coercion in the context of outpatient commitment.
Methods for identifying and prioritising stakeholders and their interests are explored in this study, and two perspectives (empiricism and rationalism) for stakeholder analysis are proposed.
