The interviews (n = 34) were semi-structured, with a topic guide developed with reference to the scoping review and interviews with stakeholders (see above).
In the present work, we used a two-level spatial scope, as shown in Fig. 1: the areas L-1, L-2, and L-3, with reference to the GPS-measured locking status (Loveless and Meade, 2010; Lay and Kanamori, 2011); and the areas K-1 and K-2, with reference to the earthquake rupture process (Koper et al., 2011; Lay and Kanamori, 2011).
He said another chamber official's reference to the Scopes trial "was wrong, inaccurate and obscured what the chamber is really doing".
Second, there is a huge research need and opportunity to determine optimal organizational design on specific design variables viz., size, technology, management and ownership with reference to scope.
The rigidities of coping with the scope of resource investments, especially with reference to accounting knowledge allocation within the workforce (Gilbert 2005; Leonard-Barton 1992).
Thus, the analysis reveals evidence to distinguish two effects: The rigidities of coping with the scope of resource investments, especially with reference to accounting knowledge allocation within the workforce (Gilbert 2005; Leonard-Barton 1992).
We present this component of nC+, motivating its details with reference to some small illustrative examples, and elaborate the formalism by allowing scope for norms governing individual agents.
With reference to finite element software (ANSYS) and considering the weight of the structure as a constant load, the paper calculates the buckling load of steal arch shells as the main scope.
Financial concerns, especially with reference to what will be available from major multilateral and bilateral sources in the long term, continue to limit the scope and rate of scale-up in many countries and threaten long-term sustainability.
Within this scope, building legislation implemented in Gaza has been reviewed with reference to housing density.
