Sentence examples for definition of a strategy from inspiring English sources
The architecture is based on the definition of a strategy that uses different tactics, setplays and roles.
His interest in games led him to propose an early formal definition of a strategy, anticipating John von Neumann's more complete treatment of a few years later.
In most cases the alignment of corporate identity towards CSR requires the adoption of new values and beliefs as well as the definition of a new strategy and vision (Heikkurinen and Ketola 2012).
The neuropsychological assessment would be useful in the definition of a rehabilitation strategy for these oncological patients.
However, its local development starts with the definition of a clear strategy, the implementation of some key measures as well as the adoption of an educational methodology allowing the learners to be more active in their training while taking account of their specific needs.
In our experience, key enablers were the collaborative elaboration and negotiation of an eHealth law, the definition of an eHealth strategy, as well as the involuntary increased financial pressure on all healthcare stakeholders.
Please note that the structure of the model and the defined mechanisms remain valid in case of a parallel update scheme: the model would only need the definition of a mechanism and strategy to manage conflicts to support this schema.
In this paper, we confirm the above claim, giving a strong motivation for our second contribution, which is the definition of a new crawling strategy.
In this paper, a preliminary approach to the definition of a suitable control strategy for the Advanced Lead Fast Reactor European Demonstrator (ALFRED), developed within the European 7th Framework Program, has been undertaken.
The significant differences among the two tumour types prompted us to consider these two genes as interesting candidates for the definition of a new diagnostic strategy.
It improves the understanding of the structural setting of the reservoir and supports the definition of an optimum exploration strategy by targeting zones of high transmissivity.
