However, empirical evidence on the moderator effects of these personality attributes in the entrepreneurship context is more limited, though examples can be found in the non-entrepreneurship literature such as the moderating influence of tolerance for ambiguity on the relationship between role conflict ...
ambiguity, this concept should be tied directly tothe SLAs. Afaultis the condition or source that causes a failure. The distinction is that faults can exist without failures. For example, a design fault can exist on a bridge when a designer underestimates the amount of traffic to be ...
onset of spasms, coma, death27,28), but for a given endpoint used, the estimate of tolerance will depend critically on the duration and intensity of stress exposure. The thermal death time curve usually employs death as the tolerance assessment endpoint (as per the name), but here we use ...
BTW, are you going to be on topic and write something to the point of this thread Already did. This is the same topology as the example I cited. You could have used that. Still, the basic ambiguity in the rules is this: The secondary datum feature here and the tertiary datum feature...
I would say that a direct tolerance on an angle can be of a tight (small) value, but it can't really impose a "tight" control on the angle, because of the ambiguity of how that angle should be evaluated on an imperfect feature. But that's a whole different topic that could ...
attacker. However, they can be used to rule out the existence of other low scale attackers. Looking at the video and connected clusters of pieces made it possible to remove the ambiguity for half of the suspicious users but not all of them. They might be part of a crowdsourced attack or...
“Some of our most respectable citizens got their start in life by using other people’s money temporarily” or “In the real estate business there is nothing wrong about using deposits before the deal is closed” are examples of such general rationalizations (Cressey1973, p. 96). ...
Dimensioning as "4 x 72" eliminates the over-constraint and ambiguity - although it may not yield "conforming" parts that work. Yes, the last hole may be "way off" from where it really needs to be. This arises from the poor decision to use chained dimensions. ...
OK, so perhaps my examples were not the greatest. For non-critical holes, the depth is designed deeper than the fastener engagement going into it, on the order of 1/2 DP (usually 2 decimal tolerance, +/-.03). For critical holes, yes, if the threads fall outside the +/-.005, the...
focused on tools and strategies to support maker-centered learning. Findings highlight examples of how participants' experiences connect to the four ambiguity constructs (i.e., complexity, insolubility, uncertainty, unfamiliarity) and the dual roles of ambiguity as a learner and ambiguity as a ...