Sentence examples for common set of practices from inspiring English sources
Considering IT assets through the lens of individual workloads makes it easier for CSOs and CCOs to come together around a common set of practices, dictating how assets are used and how each individual, whether employee, contractor, partner or customer, can interact with those assets.
The enforced involvement of key stakeholders and use of open standard in the IS development process also helped lower resistance to the ISs and cultivated the emergence of a common identity among the alliance partners as they engaged in a common set of practices (i.e., development, evaluation, and revision of the ISs) [25].
This model is grounded in situated-learning theory (Lave and Wenger, 1991), which proposes that learning involves engagement in a "community of practice," a group of people working on a common problem or endeavor (e.g., addressing a particular research question) and using a common set of practices (e.g., science practices).
Etleap is a play on words for a common set of data practices: extract, transform and load.
The ability to handle complex development tasks and achieve profitability does not happen by chance, but rather a common set of good practices must be adopted to achieve these goals.
For AR we estimated the maximum potential (and theoretical) amount of harvest provided assuming a common set of silvicultural practices for all the countries, with a 15%% commercial thinning applied to broadleaved forests 15-years or older and a 20%% commercial thinning applied to coniferous forests 20-years or older [61].
It was a standard goal of IPTO and DARPA managers to investigate technology of military usefulness, but a longer-term goal was to create a community of researchers who could develop and continually reimagine a particular technology with a common set of standards and practices.
With the Constitution, we became a nation, in spirit if not always in practice, based on a common set of values, our Bill of Rights.
Agile software development (ASD) is an emerging approach in software engineering, initially advocated by a group of 17 software professionals who practice a set of "lightweight" methods, and share a common set of values of software development.
A common first impression is that this is an excessive set of practices, and that it would not be beneficial to have nearly so many in a course.
