analyzability

Analyzability may be further limited by cranberry morphemes and semantic changes.

Cultural issues affect world views and analyzability.

As indicated by the model, the amount of information seeking or scanning is related to the perceived analyzability of the environment.

As a metric for assessing environmental analyzability, we may look to the variable of perceived environmental uncertainty.

Datrix metrics in the size and complexity domain thus also contributes information to form an opinion on the system analyzability.

Semantic analyzability in children's understanding of idioms.

The design of languages and formalisms involves a trade-off between expressive power and analyzability.

"On the Analyzability of Stories by Children."

He published psychoanalytic material often dealing with analyzability, beginning of analysis, interpretations, dreams, working through, acting out, countertransference, and termination.

This view is certainly in contrast with Freud's early view of the analyzability of narcissistic defenses as discussed above.

Following the typology of Perrow (1967), the technology is defined by two underlying task characteristics: task variety and task analyzability.

Analyzability features (Annex L).

Daft and Weick (1984) hypothesize that differences in perceptions of environmental analyzability are due to characteristics of the environment combined with management's previous interpretation experience.

One thing that makes Petri nets interesting is that they provide a balance between modeling power and analyzability: many things one would like to know about concurrent systems can be automatically determined for Petri nets, although some of those things are very expensive to determine in the general case.