In the F-BEM, the "indicators" associated with each alternative action plans are used to measure the extent to which the stated objectives are achieved (measurement of impact, compared with objectives) with reference to the three dimensions of sustainability.
As discussed previously, combining the two samples in Australia and the USA is acceptable with reference to Hofstede's dimensions of culture (Hofstede 1991; Reynolds et al. 2004), and statistical testing showed that there is little to be determined from separating the two samples in the results of this study.
According to Battisti and McAdam (2012), graduate entrepreneurs in incubation face challenges with reference to relational and cognitive dimensions of social capital, which may partly explain Schwartz and Hornych's findings.
fleet dimension; number of required relocation trips; percentage of vehicles available, with reference to the total fleet dimension, at each simulated time instant.
However, according to Barth and Todd [1] and Kek et al. [15], we assess the efficiency according to the following variables: fleet dimension; number of required relocation trips; percentage of vehicles available, with reference to the total fleet dimension, at each simulated time instant.
Countries differ with reference to cognitive, emotional and moral dimensions.
KINDL-R is a generic HRQoL measure that distinguishes six dimensions with reference to the last week: physical (e.g. "I felt ill") and emotional well-being (e.g. "I had fun and laughed a lot"), self-esteem (e.g. "I was proud of myself"), family (e.g. "I got on well with my parents"), friends (e.g. "I got along well with my friends"), and school (e.g. "Doing the schoolwork was easy").
We also analyze the dynamics of the volume and content of the communications over the duration of the campaign with reference to both the EU integration dimension of the debate and the prominence of the most visible list-leading candidates.
Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Functions of three, four, … variables are naturally studied with reference to spaces of three, four, … dimensions, but these are not necessarily the ordinary Euclidean spaces.
Functions of three, four, … variables are naturally studied with reference to spaces of three, four, … dimensions, but these are not necessarily the ordinary Euclidean spaces.
