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Table 2 Suitability of Selected Activities to Primary Level Technology Education Level of Suitability

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Table 7. Inter-rater agrement using the CPT

in PAN07136 Measuring scientific understanding: A pedagogical problem and its potential solution?
by Debra Panizzon, Trevor Bond
"... In PAGE 9: ... Stanbridge also asigned CPT levels to unmarked copies of responses made by 15 students from each of these clases. Table7 summarises the extent to which these ratings were in agrement. Of the 150 responses dualy asesed there was complete agrement on 131 responses (i.... ..."

Table 2. First axillary level inclusion depending on site of the primary lesion

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Table 2. Existing technological achievement levels for primary company and candidate collaboration partners.

in Decision Support System for Selecting Collaborative Product Development Partners
by Masataka Yoshimura, Kazuhiro Izui, Shusaku Kida, Masataka Yoshimura, Kazuhiro Izui, Shusaku Kida 2005
"... In PAGE 6: ...ive candidate collaboration partners P1, P2, ..., P5 are considered. The existing levels of achievement for the various technologies held by the candidate collab- oration partners and the primary company are given in Table2 . The technological achievement levels shown in Table 2 are derived from the relationship between technological levels and their corresponding cost mea- sures, as shown in Figure 2.... In PAGE 6: ... The existing levels of achievement for the various technologies held by the candidate collab- oration partners and the primary company are given in Table 2. The technological achievement levels shown in Table2 are derived from the relationship between technological levels and their corresponding cost mea- sures, as shown in Figure 2. The primary company has some basic knowledge concerning technologies C131 and C132 which need to be newly developed, but none for technology C133.... ..."

Table 2. Existing technological achievement levels for primary company and candidate collaboration partners.

in Decision Support System for Selecting Collaborative Product Development Partners
by Masataka Yoshimura, Kazuhiro Izui, Shusaku Kida, Masataka Yoshimura, Kazuhiro Izui, Shusaku Kida 2005
"... In PAGE 6: ...ive candidate collaboration partners P1, P2, ..., P5 are considered. The existing levels of achievement for the various technologies held by the candidate collab- oration partners and the primary company are given in Table2 . The technological achievement levels shown in Table 2 are derived from the relationship between technological levels and their corresponding cost mea- sures, as shown in Figure 2.... In PAGE 6: ... The existing levels of achievement for the various technologies held by the candidate collab- oration partners and the primary company are given in Table 2. The technological achievement levels shown in Table2 are derived from the relationship between technological levels and their corresponding cost mea- sures, as shown in Figure 2. The primary company has some basic knowledge concerning technologies C131 and C132 which need to be newly developed, but none for technology C133.... ..."

Table 5.3.1 presents the highest level data flows. As primary data flows, the user

in 2.0 PROTOTYPE DEVELOPMENT................................... 4 2.1 FIXED AND FLOATING POINT EXTENSIONS................. 4 2.2 INNOVATIONS IN TEST CASE GENERATION................. 4
by For Ada, First Six Months 1991

TABLE II MAPPING FROM GRAY LEVEL VARIATIONS TO INITIAL PRIMARY AND SECONDARY VARIATION CLASS NUMBERS.

in 2 SUBMITTED TO IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON GEOSCIENCE AND REMOTE SENSING Index Terms
by Peter Torrione, Leslie M. Collins, Senior Member, Ground Penetrating Radar, Texture Features

Table 2: Primary Effect of Unbalance Generator on MOSFET Current Level and Dissipated Energy

in Paralleling Of Power MOSFETs For Higher Power Output
by James Forsythe Member, James B. Forsythe, Member Ieee

Table A.3 Computation of completed schooling from the PME-questionnaire Dummy variables for highest completed level of education: Primary =1 if Primary(4 years of

in Education, Earnings, And Inequality In Brazil 1982-1998; Implications For Education Policy
by Andreas Blom, Lauritz Holm-nielsen, Dorte Verner

Table A.1: Average Tariff LeveLs /a and Total Import Charges lb by Primary Products for 80 Developing Countries (%)

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