Sentence examples for adapting priorities from inspiring English sources

Recent empirical studies and reviews have shown that controllers cope with complexity by adapting priorities, managing their cognitive resources, and regulating their own performance.

Second fuzzy algorithm is used to adapt priorities of other jobs being waiting in case of new job arrives and considering deadlines for these jobs.

We developed a set of principles and hence a simple flow chart to help the prioritisation task and offer it here in the hope that it may be useful to others who have to adapt priorities for their specific localities.

Unless MPs adapt their priorities to reflect renters' needs then 100 MPs will be irrelevant to their voters by 2020.

The model comprises three steps of strategic selection: (1) information sources; (2) target biotopes, and (3) presentation strategies adapted to priorities in spatial planning.

Charities funding cancer research adapt their priorities to the requests of donors.

There is a recognition that more work is needed to adapt research priorities derived in this manner to the local context [ 24], and that time-lag inevitable in a staged process could lead to a disconnect between research funded and the needs of the services [ 3].

These things need to be undertaken in a way that involves southern partners as equal members of the partnership, adapting goals and priorities according to collective, not northern-led, interests.

Second, physicians and nurses were not blinded to the triage scores and thus may adapt their priority recommendation accordingly.

They will continue to focus on priorities such as dealing with current funding uncertainties and adapting to changing government priorities".

And even if the initiative is no longer perceived to have frozen some developers out, many of India's start-ups and other fast growing businesses may decide they have more important priorities than adapting their services to meet Facebook's criteria.