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Water seepage has been numerically simulated in heterogeneous fractures, which were conceptualized as two-dimensional heterogeneous porous media.
The other two items, which were conceptualized as beliefs about online MC were, "I think it's interesting to mass-customize athletic shoes," and "The website or company made it fun to select the options".
ASDs present a broadly defined disorders of behavior and cognition, including autism, Asperger syndrome and pervasive developmental disorder not otherwise specified (PPD-NOS [ 1], which were concePPD-NOS [ as a spectrum of disorders occurring on a continuum with a great diversity of symptom and varying degrees of severity.
It excludes accessibility, which is conceptualized as a feature on its own.
Quality function deployment is a customer-oriented design technique, which was conceptualized in the late 1960s.
It is assumed that mainly interpersonal interactions relate to FLA, which is conceptualized as the construct of communication apprehension.
All these competencies could influence educators' entrepreneurial behavior which is conceptualized as including opportunity recognition, initiative taking, and risk management (entrepreneurial behavior).
The study's dependent variable is use outcomes, which was conceptualized with factors such as academic performance, perceived learning assistance, and perceived impacts on learning.
In addition, Multi-group SEM reveal that co-creation increases effects of most positive nature variables except negative emotions which is conceptualized as negative nature factor.
The capacity of experienced teachers to help students construct knowledge depends heavily on the tactful blending of content and pedagogy, which is conceptualized as pedagogical content knowledge (PCK).
The teaching-learning process in traditional college education uses strategies that place the student as a recipient of information transmitted by the teacher, which is conceptualized as knowledge.
