Sentence examples for cycles of implementation from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we elaborate on the social orchestration of a training course around collaborative design activities and on the emerging challenges from two successive cycles of implementation.
This paper considers the relationship between a professional development programme designed to bring about changes in teacher practice through iterative cycles of implementation and evaluation and associated changes in Indigenous students' educational performance.
The study will employ the Plan-Do-Study-Act cycles of implementation and evaluation.
The planning cycle of implementation is based on the general scheme of driving forces, pressure, state, impact, and responses (DPSIR) adopted by EEA.
Instead, the architecture would emerge from a cycle of implementation and refactoring guided by a few design principles, and this approach would automatically lead to the smallest architecture possible.
The use of fully integrated ICU clinical information systems is not yet widespread in many areas [ 14], providing the opportunity for preplanned, comprehensive, and continual evaluation during the full life cycle of implementation and use of such systems [ 13, 15].
The Mechatronics approach means that cycles of design, implementation, sensing, and control are repeated until the system satisfies the goal through evaluation.
Thus, the M5ESC was iteratively improved by continuous cycles of teachers' implementations and of interactions between teachers and researchers.
To facilitate analysis, we drew on an analytical framework based on ongoing work, 28 which depicts the life cycle of technology implementation within healthcare organisations, from conception through implementation towards optimisation.
The issues acknowledged during the first cycle of the implementation led to significant changes in the course curriculum at the second cycle.
Thus an iterative engineering cycle of modeling, implementation, and analysis has been used to increase knowledge of the underlying biology while achieving engineering goals.
