Sentence examples for capacity and strategy from inspiring English sources

The model consists of four areas: Event-based constraints, Functional Dependencies, Adaptive Capacity and Strategy.

There are 5 residential users in the simulation and each user has an optimal battery capacity and strategy of energy consumption after the Nash equilibrium among 5 users is reached.

The validated measures of task performance vary from relatively simple competencies such as speed of response, activity, and task orientation, through intermediate level capabilities such as initiative, emergency responsiveness, and use of information, to highly complex thought and action processes such as breadth of approach to problems, planning capacity, and strategy.

Using interview methodology, this Emergency Medicine Capacity Assessment Study EMCASsoughtghtoto identify the capacity and strategies of EDs and staff to support increasing numbers of medical graduates.

Operational definitions of successful aging place a strong emphasis on functional capacity, and strategies for successful aging include many factors common to frailty research.

This paper analyzes Turkey's past and present motivation, capacity and strategies to identify the factors which influence deployment of nuclear power and draw lessons for other nuclear newcomer countries.

The aim of this study was to investigate the thermoregulatory capacity and strategies of this big flying insect in detail.

Using telephone survey methodology, this Emergency Medicine Capacity Assessment Study EMCASsoughtghtoto characterise issues related to the capacity and strategies of EDs and staff to support increasing numbers of medical graduates.

Future studies would benefit from tracking households' social connections, coping capacity, and strategies over time in relation to the timing and magnitude of disruptions, such as AIDS-related illnesses, deaths, and caregiving for orphaned children.

Challenging questions encompassed the development of new learning capacities and strategies rather than practicing more similar questions (Elshout-Mohr, 1994).

Inclusion of more subjective perceptions of the problem as well as livelihood capacities and strategies in the measurement of food insecurity at the household level was suggested by Maxwell, 1996 (cited in Maxwell et al. (1999).