While analysts agree that U . S . data probably won't move the markets very soon, they might be shaping factors in longer-term trends.
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To account for the effect of the shape of non-spherical particles, a correction factor known as the " dynamic shape factor " is applied to Stokes'law.
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The complexity of an extruded profile can be roughly quantified by calculating the " shape factor ", which is the amount of surface area generated per unit mass of extrusion.
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The less-common elongation shape factor is defined as the square root of the ratio of the two second moments " i n " of the particle around its principal axes.
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The " compactness shape factor " is a function of the polar second moment " i n " of a particle and a circle of equal area " A ".
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Three Performance Shaping Factors ( PSFs ) Operator Experience, Stress Level, and Quality of Operator / Plant Interface-also influence the average ( median ) time taken to perform the task.
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One benefit of digitizing the intermediate frequency is the ability to use digital filters, which have a range of advantages over analog filters such as near perfect shape factors and improved filter settling time.
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John Henry Newman has justly been described as one of the earliest inspirations of the Second Vatican Council, and, thereby, of the role of the modern Catholic church as a culture-shaping factor in society.
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The various drivers of an incident and the possible outcomes are categorised into one of the following groupings : organisational influences; performance shaping factors; error mechanisms; unsafe actions; human failure event; unacceptable outcome ( s ).
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THERP models human error probabilities ( HEPs ) using a fault-tree approach, in a similar way to an engineering risk assessment, but also accounts for performance shaping factors ( PSFs ) that may influence these probabilities.
