Sentence examples for an exploration process from inspiring English sources
To develop a comprehensive framework for impact studies on public-funded research, we applied an exploration process comprising three stages: planning, execution and reporting (Tranfield et al. 2003).
An exploration process was used for the first part while regression analysis of archived data of Singapore PRIs was performed for the second.
It uses an automatic exploration process combined with reverse engineering to identify the existing user interface patterns on a mobile application and then tests those patterns with generic test strategies (designated Test Patterns).
Based on this observation, given a range of possible (|p_{st}|), a brute-force solution is to check all possible values of (|p_{st}|) in an ascending order and report the first valid result as the correct (|p_{st}|), as described in Algorithm 5. Note that the loop given on line 3 indicates an iterative exploration process.
It was therefore a long exploration process for T bank to determine the following strategic goals: Look for a strategic partner rather than targeting ROI only Look for a technology company that can co-develop unique financial services with T bank's employees Look for new startups or small companies with innovative expertise.
This guides district level health planners through an initial problem exploration process to the preparation of a strategy map on the basis of which a prioritisation exercise can be undertaken.
We propose a two-phase exploration process making profit first from functional-level simulations to reduce rapidly and significantly the solution space, and second from transactional-level simulations for better accuracy to select the most appropriate solution.
We begin with a random uniform exploration process, and then by modulating the probability of discovering links based on the already discovered network, we study the effect research focus biases can have on the dynamics of the network discovery process.
In order to reduce the overhead of diversification in an already computationally expensive exploration process, in this paper, we have presented the (Adaptive model-based diversification AdOr) scheme.
The slow component of the ongoing oscillations is likely to be related to a centrally generated rhythmic exploration process defining the sequence of saccades and microsaccades thereby providing an optimal discrete sampling of visual scenes (see Discussion and related references in Bosman et al. 2009).
For an integrated CCS project this exploration process will ultimately decide the optimal locations of both the storage and the power/capture plant and it is therefore advised to prioritize this process and put all post-concept selection activities on hold until the project location is verified.
