Addressing Traceability in Social Measurement Establishing a Common Metric for Dependence

A Method for Establishing e-Traceability to NIST High-Dose Measurement Standards

A method for establishing electronic traceability, or e-traceability, of customer measurements to NIST high-dose measurement standards through the use of a measurement conversion factor (MCF) for Bruker e-scan instruments has been developed. The intent is that this factor will be incorporated into an Internet-based transfer dosimetry system, while still maintaining a reasonable and acceptable u...

Maintaining a common unit in social measurement

Acknowledgements The paper is based on the author’s Ph.D. thesis completed at Murdoch University, Western Australia, with Prof David Andrich principal supervisor and Assoc Prof Guanzhong Luo co-supervisor. The author wishes to acknowledge the extensive input and assistance of David Andrich in shaping the final draft of the manuscript, as well as his guidance, input and vision throughout the pro...

A common cortical metric for spatial, temporal, and social distance.

Distance describes more than physical space: we speak of close friends and distant relatives, and of the near future and distant past. Did these ubiquitous spatial metaphors arise in language coincidentally or did they arise because they are rooted in a common neural computation? To address this question, we used statistical pattern recognition techniques to analyze human fMRI data. First, a ma...

A unique common fixed point theorem for six maps in g-metric spaces

In this paper we obtain a unique common xed point theorem for sixweakly compatible mappings in G-metric spaces.

Determining The Degree Of Development Of The OIC State Members, For Establishing A Common Market