Sentence examples for ad-hoc processes from inspiring English sources

Caramba is one of the few process-aware collaboration systems allowing for ad-hoc processes.

In this paper, we propose process mining techniques and tools to analyze ad-hoc processes.

Ad-hoc processes allow for the flexibility needed in real-life business processes.

Since ad-hoc processes are highly dynamic, they represent one of the most difficult challenges, both, technically and conceptually.

In those cases where the control flow between activities cannot be modeled in advance but simply occurs during enactment time (run time), we speak of ad-hoc processes.

We introduce process mining, discuss the concept of mining in the context of ad-hoc processes, and demonstrate a concrete application of the concept using Caramba, process mining tools such as EMiT and MinSoN, and a newly developed extraction tool named Teamlog.

Six months later, the question is whether lawmakers will continue to rely on an ad-hoc process that can be canceled anytime they want.

As long as such a system does not exist, systematic review will remain an incredibly inefficient ad-hoc process, and evidence-based decision making will remain unnecessarily difficult.

Current UK practice demonstrates that weaning from mechanical ventilation (MV) is an ad-hoc process, where weaning is not valued and there is a paucity of research related to weaning compared with North America and other European countries.

The latter approach to novel gene discovery is essentially an ad-hoc process of selecting genes with variants that appear sufficiently rare and deleterious, and examining the literature and other gene-based resources to manually identify variants that seem likely to be causative for the patient's disease.

Instead, managers rely on ad hoc processes to correct course or make opportunistic moves.