aeq


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aeq.

equal.
[< Latin aequālis]
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The star of the AEQ stand will be the SYSTEL IP 16 VoIP phone system engine with DanteTM connectivity and SIP signalling protocol.
The model was specified by taking the basic psychological needs satisfaction measured using the BNSSS as an exogenous variable (one factor, with five indicators), the self-determined motivation measured via the BRSQ as a mediator variable (two observed variables: low [introjected regulation, extrinsic motivation, and amotivation] and high self-motivation [intrinsic motivation, integrated regulation, and identified regulation]), and the engagement measured by means of the AEQ as an endogenous variable (one factor, with four indicators).
The frequencies of adverse effects during therapy, as assessed by AEQ, are shown in Table 2.
Again the article appeared in the AEQ and in the following year the journal catered for the interest surrounding Mezirow's theory by publishing another article by Tennant and a fellow Australian, Michael Newman together with an article by Mezirow himself, entitled 'Response to Mark Tennant and Michael Newman (Tennant, 1994; Newman, 1994; Mezirow, 1994).
In summary, the AEQ has proven to be a reliable and valid measure to assess patterns of fear-avoidance and endurance-related responses to pain.
Entre todos ellos, el mas reciente y ampliamente conocido en Educacion Superior en el Reino Unido es el Assessment Experience Questionnaire (AEQ) desarrollado por Gibbs y Simpson (2003) y que ha sido traducido a diversos idiomas.
BANNU -- Aqwam e Esaki Organization (AEQ) President Malik Sherdad Ali condemned the Federal Government for the prolonged load shedding in the area on Saturday.
X = linprog (f,A,b,Aeq,beq) solves the problem above while additionally satisfying the equality constraints Aeq x = beq.
Asimismo, Demmel y Hagen (2004) adaptaron y validaron el "Alcohol Expectancy Questionnaire" o AEQ (Brown, Goldman, Anderson e Inn, 1980; Brown et al., 1987) en Alemania.