We used the process defined by Neto et al. (2011), which is divided into three main phases: Research Directives, Data Collection, and Results.
First generation and second generation women were identified using the same process defined in the interview phase.
To avoid the restriction of T, that is, T ( p ) = { p } for p ∈ Fix ( T ), we use the iteration process defined by (B).
"Each of these four we picked are not overly complex," Mr. Roe said, "and provide us the opportunity to use the processes we defined early on here to make sure we have all our bases covered".
One form of teaching and testing for generalization within a behavior analytic frame is to use gamification, a process defined as using game elements in non-gaming settings (Deterding et al., 2011) that has become widely used as a way to engage users and improve their experiences Hamari et al. (2014).
Also, it provides the ability to incorporate the physical constraints that govern the underlying process using the above defined parameters.
Following this process using the roles defined above, allows the research team to ensure that both the etic or "objective and scientific" point of view that is often sought in qualitative research comes through, as well as the emic or "insider"/community view, which is necessary for CBPR.
Acquired images were corrected for laser power and for detector spectral response, and then processed using the relationship defined in Eq. (1) in order to produce a Red-Ox Ratio map.
After finishing the process, we used the number of defined output nodes that could be produced within the mutated network for two features, i.e. a quality feature defining if at least one product could not be produced (RUP, reachable/unreachable products), and the percentage of products that could not be produced (PUP, percentage of unreachable products).
After finishing the process, we used the number of defined output nodes that could be produced within the mutated network for two features, i.e. a quality feature defining if all products could be produced (RUP, reachable/unreachable products), and the percentage of products that could not be produced (PUP, percentage of unreachable products).
