Sentence examples for allowing feedback from inspiring English sources
For all the talk of "user-centric innovation" and allowing feedback from customers to dictate new product designs, a third lesson from Apple is that smart companies should sometimes ignore what the market says it wants today.
Finally he posed open-ended questions, allowing feedback "beyond the questions that I asked".
Though the configurable chip is explicitly built for digital designs, analog circuits were successfully evolved by allowing feedback routings and by disabling the general clock.
With data, Pendo can determine the best ways to engage with users to get feedback — the team found that allowing feedback within products increases response rates considerably with respect to other channels like email.
Using the Analytic Network Process (ANP), this article aims at presenting a new concept for multicriteria material selection by means of allowing feedback and interactions within and between sets of design criteria and alternatives.
To enhance patient acceptability, tissue banking programs should: (i) consider allowing blanket informed consent as well as opt-in models of consent; (ii) develop protocols allowing feedback of information about samples in line with patient preferences; (iii) provide clear information to potential donors about the benefits arising from donation.
The most frequently cited factor was "knowledge-sharing" between employees, since it allowed feedback.
The explicit linking of the sedimentary environments allows feedback loops to be studied in more detail.
a new medical device (MirusTM (Pall)) allows feedback of the delivered flow rate from the targeted minimal alveolar concentration (MAC).
This is a typical situation where PET images have to be generated with a limited amount of counts and within a short time frame to allow feedback.
A high estimation accuracy (root mean square error (RMSE) of about 0.03m3/m3) was found in the nonlinear autoregressive network, due to its regression based dynamic network which allows feedback connections through discrete-time estimation.
