Sentence examples for corresponding planning from inspiring English sources
Based on the associations, we finally map the food deserts and propose corresponding planning strategies.
From a planning perspective, three possible problems have been identified, and the corresponding planning measures or changes were proposed.
A general framework for deriving the corresponding planning tasks of the respective supply chain type is provided.
Based on this spatial distribution information, both master and district planning goals for better urban wind environment can be particularly identified and corresponding planning strategies can be established.
Since planning in practical-sized POMDPs is intractable, we partially ameliorate this intractability for visual processing by defining a novel hierarchical POMDP based on the cognitive requirements of the corresponding planning task.
Cell reconfigurations are minimized by considering all the possible demands in corresponding planning horizon and optimizing the selected performance measures for considered planning horizon and defined planning periods (Niakan et al. 2016; Süer et al. 2010).
Ford said it could not have won the concessions from the union without a corresponding plan to reduce its debt load.
Each subsystem advises wheat growers on the corresponding plan(s), comprising a set of agricultural/chemical operations before or during the growing season.
The corresponding plan can be generated without modifying the second model, but simply by calling Procedure Make_Grid("Contaminated_area",3,30) instead of Procedure Make_Grid("Contaminated_area",30,3) for example.
The chapter discusses verification planning, implementation management documentation, and generic process diagrams for the verification methods that can be used as a basis for preparing the corresponding plans and procedures.
He suggests that, but for certain conditions unmet, an architectural object could be identified as those structures that perfectly realize a corresponding plan or other suitable architectural notation (see §4).
