Sentence examples for analyzing resources from inspiring English sources

CloudCheckr is the latest to leverage AWS' lack of tools for analyzing resources, costs and security with the news of a $2 million investment and the general availability of its freemium service.

A study analyzing resources utilized in the hypothetical treatment of 1000 patients with aprepitant plus standard antiemetics found that savings in overall medical resource costs would offset any increase in costs due to the addition of aprepitant by 58.7%.

'Industrial ecology' aims to inform decision-making about the environmental impacts of industrial production processes by tracking and analyzing resource use and flows of industrial products, consumer products, and wastes.

In December 2005, a Columbia professor, Henry Smith, had the graduate students in his seminar create a Japanese bibliography project, posted on Wikipedia, to describe and analyze resources like libraries, reference books and newspapers.

The resource-based view (RBV) of the firm has become a prominent management theory that firms can use to analyze resources as potential sources of competitive advantage.

The basic things you are supposed to do are pretty well agreed throughout business and form the staple of almost every project management course: "... develop the work breakdown structure, develop the schedule, analyze resources, optimize tradeoffs, develop risk management plans..."...

The Bios Group, a company in Santa Fe, N.M., uses the behavior of ants to help analyze resource allocation, supply chains and other systems for major corporations.

In this paper, an incremental methodology is constructed to analyze resource consistency and temporal constraints after each edit unit defined on a workflow specification.

This manuscript uses the recently developed Ecologically Based Life Cycle Assessment (EcoLCA) model of the United States economy to analyze resource intensities of chemical industry sectors, comparing them with each other and with other industry sectors.

Game theory which covers such scenarios is a powerful tool in providing sub-optimal solutions to model and analyze resource allocation problems in a distributed way.

We thus established two groups of elk relative to maternal status by which we analyzed resource selection.