Multidirectional is defined as the ability of something to go in several different ways, which development has a tendency to do. A good example of this development is when a child reaches the puberty stage of d
This perspective suggests that development is multidirectional, metacontextual, and all stages of development are important and play a crucial role in the individuals cognitive health (Berger,2014). The stages of development are categorized as infancy, early childhood, middle childhood, adolescence, ...
In addition to being lifelong, development ismultidirectionalsuch that every developmental stage experiences growth and decline, gains and losses. In midlife, for example, adults experience a loss in the efficiency of multitasking (e.g.,Kemper et al., 2003;Lindenberger et al., 2000), yet make...
the methods should allow for the possibility of multi-variant solutions for the selection of optimal options for the distribution of limited water resources between different consumers; the methods should be orientated on the maximum possible harmonization of multidirectional and multi-scale interests of ...
‘Perturbation-based balance training’ (PBBT) is a training method that was developed to improve balance reactive responses to unexpected balance loss. This training method is more effective in reducing fall rates than traditional balance training metho
If we use the example of puberty again, we can see that certain domains may improve or decline in effectiveness during this time. For example, self-regulation is one domain of puberty which undergoes profound multidirectional changes during the adolescent period. During childhood, individuals have ...
The second example looks at what might be considered a more typical system development activity: the design of database schema. We begin with the work of a single database programmer who is tasked with developing the database, but it becomes clear that in order to develop this piece of ...
These methods are combined with a multidirectional approximate Riemann solver (MARS) for improved accuracy on smooth flows and stable solutions near velocity discontinuities and large gradients in a flow. Fierro is designed for both low and high-order Lagrangian methods research and development but ...
Although this morphologic sensitivity to shear is well known, its regulation is poorly understood and some important implications are generally ignored. For example, shear-induced formation of large stress fibers, which insert into focal adhesion plaques at the basal surface of the cells, may enhance...
In particular, parallel access to perceptual information would explain multidirectional access to information, as the cueing value of the pattern segments is distributed randomly and equivalently across components, allowing for multidirectional recall. This is in contrast to directional cued recall, with ...