Sentence examples for design stakeholders from inspiring English sources

Indeed, with so many approaches to something as elemental as plug design, stakeholders in the E.V. market risk handicapping the market for the vehicles if a fractious approach persists.

However, the design stakeholders' choice is really difficult when multiple performances (innovative, manufacturability, sustainability) are to be assessed.

The results of a case study revealed that BLDF supports design stakeholders to better perceive and optimize lighting conditions in order to achieve a higher degree of satisfaction in terms of lighting design and energy savings for future occupants.

By employing this method, not only the multidisciplinary team participates as design stakeholders but they also enable the impaired target user to act as a co-designer as well.

After introducing readers to the study's research methods, primarily semi-structured interviews, and to Tanzania's energy background, the article details the design, stakeholders, and targets of the MBSH.

For this kind of building design, stakeholders such as architects, engineers, landscape architects, product manufacturers, energy consultants, project managers, building users, and local administrators are working together.

Discussion focuses on the design, stakeholder and philosophical issues that determine the utility and impact of the results of a writing assessment, particularly as accountability pressure increases.

Based on 22 structural fire design decision criteria gathered from literature and expert opinion, 36 New Zealand stakeholders from 12 fire design stakeholder categories have been interviewed to elicit ratings from their relative comparisons of the structural fire design decision criteria.

This paper presents how optimum decisions for the protection of steel structures in fires can be achieved in a performance-based design environment, given conflicting structural fire design decision criteria and multidisciplinary fire design stakeholder views.

This paper demonstrates the viability of a group-Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) as a multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) technique for managing fire design stakeholder opinions on economic, safety, environmental and societal considerations toward selecting suitable fire protection for steel structures.

In this study, most of the challenges involved in several phases and elements along the programme-to-action continuum were related to planning and programme design, stakeholder engagement, context, resources, and operational issues, which shape the decisions and actions at various levels.