decomposability

The general principle is that net gains can be made by identifying and giving effect to decomposability amongst the organization's activities.

Maharam's theorem is a statement about the decomposability of complete measure spaces.

Research shows that familiarity had the larger affect on the speed of idiom comprehension than decomposability.

In several of the disciplines this decomposability also enables the complexity of a system (or process) to be reduced.

Decomposability nonetheless facilitates processing the meaningfulness of the idiomatic expression.

Decomposability as a substitute for convexity.

A focus on decomposability.

Decomposability: queueing and computer system applications.

Near decomposability (as termed by Simon, 1962) shows up in all of the disciplines, but is manifest in a matter of degrees.

Another vexed area concerns "decomposability" and "reducibility": "irreducible" is an overloaded term.

An important property of the Theil index which makes its application popular is its decomposability into the between-group and within-group component.

An additional property of an inequality metric that may be desirable from an empirical point of view is that of 'decomposability'.

In mathematics, Maharam's theorem is a deep result about the decomposability of measure spaces, which plays an important role in the theory of Banach spaces.

The two Prüfer theorems follow from a general criterion of decomposability of an abelian group into a direct sum of cyclic subgroups due to L. Ya.

Decomposability of an idiom refers to the extent to which the literal meaning of the individual words in the word string participate in the overall figurative meaning of the idiom.

The papers grouped under the category "The Structure of Complex Systems"- dealing with issues such as causal ordering, decomposability, aggregation of variables, model abstraction- are of general interest in systems modelling, not just in economics.