Sentence examples for a participatory system from inspiring English sources

This article presents Themis, a participatory system navigating drivers in a balanced way.

An often times difficult, frustrating, and time-consuming act has produced renewed faith in a participatory system.

In this research, we used a participatory system design methodology that uses dialogue between managers and scientists on how to enhance the use of models' outputs and prediction products and improve the delivery of this information to decision makers.

In order to assess the politics of crowdsourced sensing systems, first we map the core characteristics of the Cell-All development model: creating a participatory system, building public private partnerships, and outsourcing responsibility for privacy protections.

That remains our challenge as we move away from the model of a single great leader: to create a participatory system that avoids the lowest common denominator and yet, in that inimitable Mandela style, raises our game.

It may indicate that they did not believe in a participatory system of governance or that they were generally disinterested in the recess interventions and did not see their involvement in this project as being a pathway to empowerment.

In the long run, Omanis say, they expect a transition to a more participatory system.

Only recently has Tesco introduced a more participatory system for auditing farms, monitored by Action Aid and others.

The modern primary process was born in the period before the 1972 campaign, when antiwar activists seized control of the party's nominating rules from the bosses of the old urban machines and put in place a more participatory system, whereby voters would get to choose their candidate directly, rather than delegating the task to a bunch of aging men in a clubhouse.

ICT has nurtured the formation of a new participatory system, where people can influence news, politics and social trends.

For the first time since the revolution, he offered voters an alternative vision of what an Islamic state could be: a more tolerant and participatory system with a fair judicial process, a freer press and more opportunities for young people and women.