Sentence examples for adopting performance from inspiring English sources
Lelandais and Bodson (2007) cover five continents and the range of experiences in adopting performance measurement systems.
A reduction of supply chain uncertainty not only reduces the need for resilience mechanisms (Brandon-Jones et al., 2014) such as building buffers in the sytem, but also creates a more suitable context for adopting performance enhancing environmental solutions.
We evaluate the adopting performance by a real case that examines the maturity level of the architecture alignment between the target solution in the proposed SIM plan and the built medical system.
The unions had sent out the advice in advance of schools adopting performance-related pay policies from September.
The EPA claims the authority under a section of the Clean Air Act known as 111(d): This section requires states to adopt performance standards for existing sources of pollution.
Under pressure from what was then the department of health, education and welfare to close the appalling achievement gap between black and white students, the Texarkana, Arkansas public schools adopted performance contracting.
"People take one look at this car and they want to race"." Mr. Phillips, whose vivid pop-culture portraiture is held in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art and the Tate Modern, recently adopted performance driving classes as a way to unwind from his work.
Although corporatist systems adopted performance pay, these countries experienced mixed results, with strong physician opposition.
The simulation environment follows the system model of Section 2 and the adopted performance metric is the average data rate expressed in bits per channel use (BPCU).
According to Panel A, net income is the most commonly adopted performance measure, with 301 of the 314 (95.90%) firms using it.
Experimental results show that our approach can achieve considerable performance improvement in terms of commonly adopted performance measures in salient object detection.
