Sentence examples for competitive evaluation of from inspiring English sources

Mansurov (2011) proposed different criteria for competitive evaluation of industrial agricultural companies by decision-makers such as project initiators, business owners and government organizations.

Although most computational theories of spoken word recognition propose competitive evaluation of multiple lexical hypotheses [ 7 9], we saw no evidence for neural computations correlated with lexical uncertainty.

Showing wide interest in the approach, 24 teams participated in the first community-wide competitive evaluation of event extraction methods, the BioNLP'09 Shared Task on Event Extraction (http://www-tsujii.is.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp/GENIA/SharedTask/; Kim et al., 2009).

Since 2007, the OAEI has used the mouse human anatomy set, with some modifications, as a 'gold standard mapping' example of a 'real world case' in an annual competitive evaluation of ontology matching approaches.

Japan's chief cabinet secretary, Yoshihide Suga, confirmed in May that the security council had decided Japanese firms should join the competitive evaluation process "in light of the importance of defence cooperation between Japan and Australia".

This could also be expanded to the region, state and nation through some sort of competitive evaluation process with real financial awards, incentives and scholarships.

The defence minister, Kevin Andrews, has refused to clarify the meaning of the "competitive evaluation process" that Tony Abbott promised to follow to build Australia's next fleet of submarines.

"However, the recommendation of our competitive evaluation process... was unequivocal, that the French offer represented the capabilities best able to meet Australia's unique needs".

The government is yet to announce the winner of its competitive evaluation process for the new submarine fleet, but has been looking at proposals from Japanese, German and French bidders.

Pyne had been tipped to take the defence portfolio, even though that appointment would have raised a perception that he would favour his home state of South Australia in the $50bn submarine contract currently the subject of a competitive evaluation process.

"I've had clients tell me that the reason we were chosen out of a competitive evaluation is that we have this flexibility about putting fees at risk".