work engagement literature has been dominated by quantitative research methods. this article aims to study work engagement antecedents using mixed-method sequential explanatory design. this design starts with the collection and analysis of quantitative data followed by the subsequent collection and analysis of qualitative data. the qualitative phase of the study was designed to incorporate the ...

Title of Dissertation: REGISTRATION METHODS FOR QUANTITATIVE IMAGING Gustavo Kunde Rohde, Doctor of Philosophy, 2005 Dissertation directed by: Professor Carlos A. Berenstein and Professor Dennis M. Healy Jr. Department of Mathematics At the core of most image registration problems is determining a spatial transformation that relates the physical coordinates of two or more images. Registration m...

Practicing engineers often find the tools and techniques used for investigating alternative system designs to be cumbersome or complicated. This article will show that these systems engineering tools and techniques are in fact quite simple and can provide critical insight into how stakeholder requirements drive the engineering design process. This helps ensure that customer requirements are sat...

Carcass evaluation has a relatively long history in the animal and meat science scientific literature and one of the first studies to cover the composition of farm animals was reported by Lawes and Gilbert (1860) almost 130 years ago. These workers completed a large number of chemical analyses and found a relationship between fat and maturity (age and weight); a finding that has been repeated b...