Sentence examples for capability evolution from inspiring English sources

We view capability evolution with respect to a firm's accumulation of knowledge-derived assets patents.

These findings contribute toward our understanding of micro-foundations of capability evolution in the context of a replication strategy, by uncovering the dual workings of organizational context elements in both enabling and challenging middle managers' knowledge search actions.

It also extends our understanding of the role of middle managers in capability evolution by revealing the importance of architecture competences in developing solutions that renew routines, as well as the role of organizational context for the development of such competences.

Based on literature review and results from two panel studies conducted with academics and practitioners, this paper proposes a maturity framework for sustainability integration guided by sustainable operations capabilities evolution.

Because the jaw suspension mechanism is strongly coupled with the jaw protrusion capability, the evolution of jaw protrusion behaviour has been reconstructed based on the evolution of jaw suspension mechanisms [ 46].

Based on these insights on parallel/convergent gene/pathway/function (capability)/phenotype evolution [11, 14, 16], kidney cancer development may be better visualized as a braided river with the capacity to diverge and converge rather than an ever-branching tree.

AEA consists of genetic algorithm (GA) for a global search capability and evolution strategy (ES) for a local search in an adaptive manner when the present generation evolves into the next generation.

We hypothesised that more accurate preoperative planning, sophisticated technical capabilities, and evolution of surgeon experience will result in more consistent use of non-extensile single surgical approaches.

Beyond the native bacterial biodegradation capabilities, pathway evolution as well as computational and synthetic biology approaches are emerging as powerful tools to design novel strain-specific pathways for degradation of xenobiotic compounds.

Proteins that contain homology to this domain typically have RNA binding capabilities, suggesting evolution from an ancient nucleic acid binding protein [ 16].

Evolution capability, potential for reuse, and the development cost over the system lifetime are equally important aspects.