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Dependent interviewing questions are typically classified as either proactive or reactive (Brown et al., 1998). With reactive DI, information fed forward from the previous interview is used to carry out edit checks during the interview; with proactive DI, previous information is used to determine question routing or wording. This broad classification encompasses a number of design features. The following conceptualisation of the different design options and their effects is based on a review of current practices and research, where the classification of designs was inspired by Pascale and Bates (2004) description of DI questions in the US Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP). Unless stated otherwise, examples are taken from the Improving Survey Measurement of Income and Employment study, described in Section 6.4.

where Nudeq is the Nusselt number with respect to the equivalent tube diameter, deq, Re is the Reynolds number and Pr is the Prandtl number. The constants A, B and C are given by (respectively) 2.5537, 3.1800 10-3 and 4.7255 10-8. Equation 5.28 is applicable to (negligible < Re 10000). For most control system simulations of relevance to building plant, interest tends to be con ned to a limited operating range and a simpli ed form of Equation 5.28 can be assumed together with an assumption of constant uid properties. The same applies in situations where ho requires to be modelled (e.g. variable air volume applications) see for example

The integral can be evaluated by an elementary computation and we obtain E(N X ) = 2 (m 2)/2 d (m 1)/2 , which shows that the mean number of zeros is reduced by the perturbation at a geometrical rate as m grows. 6. Polynomial in the scalar product, real roots. Consider again the case in which the polynomials Q(i) are all equal and the covariances depend only on the scalar product [i.e., Q(i) (u, v, w) = Q(u)]. We assume further that the roots of Q, which we denote 1 , . . . , d , are real (0 < 1 d ). We get