Sentence examples for consensus-based approaches from inspiring English sources
A prominent motif that has emerged from studies focusing on the Transition Towns movement has been the movement's apolitical status and its commitment to consensus-based approaches.
Note that although data exchange is limited within neighboring nodes, the MCDPF does not belong to the consensus-based approaches since no consensus iterations are required.
Consensus-based approaches to smart grid problems provide great improvements in terms of solving optimization problems in a purely distributed manner without the need for central communication or processing.
In this paper, we combine consensus-based approaches to handle inseparable components of the smart grid model with distributed power flow methods to produce a fully distributed (no central coordination or control), asynchronous smart grid optimization algorithm.
They contend that "where there are different sets of values, however, consensus-based approaches and knowledge sharing are more difficult to sustain" (p. 923) and conclude that the partnership form of governance becomes less efficient relative to public corporations as heterogeneity increases.
The ReDif-PF tracker, introduced originally in a simpler version in[17], is based on random information dissemination and is well suited for real-time applications since, unlike consensus-based approaches, it does not require iterative inter-node communication between measurement arrivals.
We developed recommendations for Australia based on the deliberations of a range of stakeholders within a consensus-based approach.
The Chinese prime minister, Wen Jiabao, strongly backs the UN process and its consensus-based approach to reaching agreement.
The authors sought to address this issue with a consensus-based approach.
Dr Easton believes the "consensus-based" approach employed by Wikipedia might actually make the website's most popular articles less subjective than the introductions found elsewhere.
Merkel's supporters praise the chancellor's consensus-based approach, especially after Donald Trump's victory in the United States and Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
