They are consistent with items used in classic measures of affective work commitment and involvement (e.g., [ 26, 27]) with regard to caring about or being involved with aspects of one's work.
Axisymmetric deformations of the vibrating shell are modelled using classic theory of orthotropic shells.
The viability of the cells before and after marathon was measured using classic trypan blue dye exclusion.
Using classic techniques from the field of neurofeedback, the behind-the-ear mounted EEG device measures brainwaves to coach users into a state of meditative peace.
Classic measures of population subdivision were also computed for all data sets.
The fatigue life of the joints was predicted using classic fatigue life prediction methodology.
We measured the cuticular profile of mature virgin male and female flies that had been isolated prior to pupation, using classic GC-MS on individual whole-fly extracts (Fig. 1).
True, the Fed's use of the classic measure of the unemployment rate as a key policy threshold underestimates the US economy's fragility.
The team found that with the right combination of metals, voltage, and temperature, STEP's coulombic efficiency (a classic measure of chemical yield used to determine how efficiently the product is made) hovered around 95%, meaning that in STEP's case, 95% of the current worked toward producing the carbon nanofibers, and only 5% powered other side reactions.
A classic measure of idea production, introduced by Guilford in 1967, revolves around the notion of "alternative uses": subjects are asked how many novel uses they can imagine for a paper clip, say, or a newspaper or a brick.
