Sentence examples for based negotiation from inspiring English sources
Therefore, Ubiquitous RBAC (Role-based Access Control) with CBR (case-based reasoning) based negotiation technique is proposed in this paper.
As long as success in Copenhagen is interpreted by critical negotiators and interest groups as resistance to change a consensus based negotiation process is prone to fail to achieve the required momentum for adequate ambition and timing of mitigation actions.
Built on existing negotiation research, we are developing an agent based negotiation framework to support collaborative design decision-making.
In this paper an incentive based negotiation model is outlined as a mechanism to increase participation of individual systems into the Search and Rescue SoS development.
In addition, to compare our model with existing ones, we make a survey on fuzzy logic based negotiation, and discuss the similarities and differences between our negotiation model and various consensus models.
This process is commonly referred to as "interest based negotiation" or "win/win negotiation".
The doctors' behavior does expose a fundamental weakness in the concept underlying algorithm-based negotiation software.
The approach of proposing an annual per capita budget changed the conventional line-item programme budgeting system by basing negotiations between the Bureau of Budget, the NHSO and other stakeholders on evidence of service utilization and unit costs.
Little suggests The Gordon Model for Effective Relationships (1970) as a likely precursor to both NVC and interest-based negotiation, based on conceptual similarities, if not any direct evidence of a connection.
We investigate the properties of a negotiation mechanism that is based on negotiation decision functions (NDFs) in an agent-based system.
Yet restorative justice measures advanced and operated by the PCC with little praise and recognition, are now fashionable because they are non-legal adjudicatory and based on negotiation, mediation, conciliation, arbitration, and non-dispute resolution.
