Sentence examples for continuous information exchange from inspiring English sources
The scheme that has been developed is an iterative one, so that a continuous information exchange is carried out between both levels in order to obtain efficient solutions for the initial global problem.
Both units were based in the Academic Collaborative Center for Public Health, which facilitated continuous information exchange, leading to ongoing adjustments to the project while in progress.
PHENOTYPE has thus far been successful in its engagement activities, providing continuous opportunities for information exchange and collaborations.
Unlike the existing designs relying on continuous-time information exchanges, a novel sampled-data networking strategy is introduced, which is more reliable and practical in realistic communication networks.
Mr DeSeve is the founder and president of the Global Public Leadership Institute whose mission is "To create a global network of public leaders involved in implementing government programs and to promote information exchange, continuous learning and relationship development".
This broad definition is also applicable to the transfer of information between the social insurance physician and the claimant, i.e. the behavioural process of reciprocal contact between social insurance physician and claimant during their face-to-face assessment interview, aimed at (verbal and non-verbal) continuous, dynamic, two-directional information exchange.
In this scenario, although information exchange was continuous and bidirectional throughout task performance, the MFG→PPC influence was simply stronger (see also [36]).
"Awareness", "information exchange", "role defining", "continuous interaction" are related concepts in such a self-regulating interactive process of searching for creative solutions.
This proposal triggers risk information exchange that supports the continuous improvement of the process in life-cycle pharmaceutical development.
The information exchange is neutral.
Secondly, this continuous information will be fed back to frontline clinicians showing comparative performance.
