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" Not only are our engineers doing the driving and making their recommendations on how well the system works and needed changes to the vehicles , but as an added benefit we get to keep the two plows we are using for testing . This definition of construct validity focused on how well the variables chosen by the researcher to represent a hypothetical construct really " capture the essence " ( p. 46 ) of that hypothetical construct . MADISON , Wis. — The future of the U.S. forest products industries , which employ some 1.1 million Americans and contribute more than $ 240 billion annually to the nation ’ s economy , could depend on how well those industries embrace the emerging science of nanotechnology , according to a report just released by a panel of leading researchers from industry , government labs , and academic institutions . Developing a diverse , world-class workforce is one of Texaco 's five key strategies - and our future success depends on how well each of our employees executes these strategies . Targeted assistance for the poor could offer help to those with greatest financial need , depending on how well the program is designed , promoted , and implemented . Implementation support was seen as an important task but views varied on how well this could be achieved by UNOPS within the limited time and resources available for SMs . The oxygen sensor provides important information on how well the closed-loop emission control system is working . I 'm not a lawyer so I ca n't speculate on how well this might hold up in court though . Evaluation of the project 's efforts will be based on how well the practices have been made available and the economic and environmental impacts on the region 's growers and their farms . We are particularly interested in commenters ' views on how well this mechanism would work and on alternate approaches to address the problem of post-mining acid mine drainage . We propose an alternate approach that dispenses with the need for a global reference ( " truth " ) and instead focuses on how well a given technique learns the features and decision rules that a particular human uses to summarize material . Is there a role for liability ( for flagrant behavior ) and differential insurance rates - - - for example , based on how well a purveyor is living up to what is expected of it ?