Sentence examples for articulation a framework from inspiring English sources
For example, see G. Pisano, "Profiting From Innovation and the Intellectual Property Revolution, Research Policyy 35, no. 8 (2006): 1122-1130; and J.G. Conley, P.M. Bican and H. Ernst, "Value Articulation: A Framework for the Strategic Management of Intellectual Property, California Management Revieww 55, no. 4 (summer 2013): 102-120.
To address the issue of sustaining the practice and benefits of the CEM Model the work concludes with the articulation of a framework which establishes the integration of the EAP programme within academic programmes both at the strategic level through Teaching and Learning policies and operational processes.
Interest spans notions of the design, constituent elements and development of the ideal urban (or suburban) community, and the role of the neighbourhood unit as a means of both physical and social organisation, through to its more recent articulation as a framework for improving local democracy and participation in a collaborative planning process.
On the one hand, an articulation of a principled framework for understanding a large segment of human behavior that tries to lay down rules and guiding principles by which we ought to structure behavior.
Following Zollo and Winter [Organisation Science, 2001, in press], the paper distinguishes three learning processes: experience accumulation, knowledge articulation and knowledge codification and suggests a framework to analyse the learning abilities of project-based firms.
The major contribution of this paper lies in the design of a framework for studying demand articulation processes in intermediary organisations and the resulting impacts on the development of emerging technologies.
Table 4 Summary of descriptor improvement Descriptor Summary Chi Depth-first search is used instead of SMARTS pattern matching DetourMatrix Molecular graph is divided into a small graph by articulation points Framework Specialize to Framework descriptor MolecularId Cache parts of the calculation to avoid its redundancy.
I proposed an approach to causal inference in LSAs that requires the articulation of framework for causal inference followed by a statistical approach that closely matches the framework and can yield the causal estimand of interest.
They draw an analogy with the EU Water Framework Directive and its associated Common Implementation Strategy, and argue for the adoption of a "transformative" directive, which would combine the articulation of framework objectives with experimentalist institutions and processes for implementation.
