Macdonald now cited, along with Greenberg, critical work on mass culture by writers associated with the Frankfurt School, including Max Horkheimer, Leo Lowenthal, and Theodor Adorno, whose analysis of standardization in popular music Macdonald called "brilliant".
It is possible that George Bush's plan would work better in a society whose jobs require yearly standardization testing, but, as that is not the case, we are doing neither our children nor America any favor by promoting this form of "education".Kelli Hauptman.
Training lasts one week in each site, and additional time is spent with interviewers whose performance in the standardization sessions is sub optimal, until it becomes satisfactory.
The human infants, whose data are used here, constituted the standardization sample used in the development of the Bayley Scales of Infant Development (BSID; Bayley, 1969).
Standardization tends to increase the influence of variables whose variance is small and reduce the influence of variables whose variance is large (Singh et al. 2004).
And the complexity of Chinese food preparation, whose tools and techniques have little in common with European cuisine, makes it less susceptible to standardization.
21 An accurate diagnosis of diastolic HF is often difficult to make due to lack of standardization in diagnostic criteria and misdiagnosis potential, especially in elderly, overweight, or deconditioned patients, whose conditions hinder a correct interpretation of the symptoms.
Here, we consider a standardization function S that transforms a normal random vector γ into a normalized random vector x whose the third and fourth central moments are α and β, respectively.
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