Sentence examples for creation control from inspiring English sources
Crichton also works in Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World and Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, and ties their themes of creation, control and chaos throughout.
The proposed DBMS provides facilities for creation, controlling data access, enforcing data integrity, recovering the database after failures and restoring it from backup files, maintaining database security with updation and report generation options (Lee et al. 2006).
Piccinini has written that scientists are in danger of confusing creation with control.
The entrepreneur is rewarded for risk and initiative by shifting the established means of economic creation and control into and through the new venture's 'nodal pipelines' (Stewart2011).
Entrepreneurship seeks to shift the established means of economic creation and control, strategically reappointing economic resources from established pathways to innovative pathways (Stewart 2011, page 99).
Entrepreneurship seeks to shift the established means of economic creation and control, strategically reappointing economic resources from established pathways to innovative pathways (Stewart and Carayannis2011).
But the point isn't to take this device and apply it in your mind to something for which it wasn't designed (the Mogees is a sound creation and control device).
This paper examines dystechnia as a driver of technology entrepreneurship: Entrepreneurship seeks to shift the established means of economic creation and control; technology can enable dramatic efficiencies of scale and scope to facilitate entrepreneurial objectives.
This research attempts to establish some critical factors attributable to the entrepreneur as the originator of new organizations of economic creation and control, specifically investigating what defines and distinguishes an entrepreneur.
Entrepreneurship is the recognition and exploitation of economic potential by shifting the established means of economic creation and control, strategically reappointing economic resources from established pathways to innovative pathways.
