Sentence examples for classification of resources from inspiring English sources

Additionally, this work shows how to integrate this service with Spatial Data Infrastructure discovery components in order to obtain a better classification of resources and an improvement in information retrieval performance.

The latter point reinforces our recommendations to draw from alternative theories beyond the KBV and RBV, to integrate concepts and bodies of literature related to IC, and to conduct studies that involve a deeper 'dive' into IC content that go beyond the simple classification of resources under the tripartite IC framework.

The objective of this table is to fit the steps proposed by [52] and by [72] into the steps from [108], which represents a simpler classification of resource management tasks.

Several studies have used micro-costing methods — cost estimates constructed from detailed classification of resource use or expenditures — to quantify the portion of administrative costs attributable to BIR activities in physician and hospital sectors.

In order to help carry out large-scale geothermal resources exploitation, Pang et al. ([2015]) presented a new classification of geothermal resources based on the type of heat source and followed by the mechanisms of heat transfer.

The poor rich demarcation of the Matthew effect is analyzed to classify modules of information systems based on ABC analysis that is consistent with the ABC classification of human resources.

The classification of wind resources and extent of associated land areas as given by SWERA are presented in Table 2.

When he came back from America, Li started the investigation and classification of Rhizobia resources in Xinjiang, which laid the foundation for later research on nitrogen fixation in China.

Additionally, a TOI is specifically discussed in this paper, in which the classification of the external resources, and an external resources screening mechanism are analyzed, and shown to help in selecting qualified resources and excluding unqualified resources from the business model.

The next step is to adapt the energy management depending on the prediction phase, the elapsed time of the application run, and a classification in terms of resources.

The management of external resources involved in a Technology Open Innovation (TOI) cycle is given particular attention that includes: 1) the classification of the external resources of a TOI, 2) the general mechanisms extracted to promote qualified resources in and unqualified resources out, and 3) a business model to conceptualize the collaboration between enterprises and external resources.