Sentence examples for concept of technical from inspiring English sources
The measurement of efficiency is associated with Farrel's concept of technical efficiency (Farrell 1957).
The concept of technical efficiency was first proposed by Farrell (1957) based on the works of Debreu (1951) and Koopmans (1951).
The concept of technical debt (TD) contextualizes problems faced during software evolution considering the tasks that are not carried out adequately during its development.
This chapter emphasizes the importance of the concept of technical debt, the factors that contribute to it, and its impact on software projects.
Our conclusion is that the concept of technical functions forms a 'conceptual drawbridge' between the intentional and structural natures of technical artefacts.
The concept of technical rationality rests on a model in which professional activity consists of instrumental problem-solving that is based on the application of scientific theory and technique (Schön 1983: 21).
This chapter starts by discussing the basic concepts of technical and economic comparison.
Some apparently contradictory features of techniques, such as their high context-dependency and their capabilities to reproduce and diversify outside their original contexts, are addressed with the help of the concepts of technical variation and the historical entrenchment of phenomena in techniques.
Feenberg's concept of 'the technical code' is used to synthesise key insights from the analysis of urban infrastructure and technology, to devise a series of critical categories for comparing changes currently underway in urban water infrastructure provision.
Drawing upon the concept of large technical systems (LTS) and upon the model of innovation in complex product systems (CoPS), the paper claims that innovative activity in railways can only be adequately understood by paying attention to the interdependencies between railway projects and the operational railway network.
In a manner consistent with the concept of technological niches in the socio-technical transitions literature, the interagency status of these policy niches has shielded them from the regime level selective pressures that would likely have existed in a more unified institutional structure, and empowered new policy ideas to move from the niche to regime levels.
