Sentence examples for develop and operationalize from inspiring English sources
Here, we develop and operationalize a local threat assessment framework.
Furthermore, this chapter describes how to develop and operationalize such a system in a way that represents a holistic, meaningful, and value-adding collaborative working environment that enables engineers and other knowledge workers to make decisions, solve problems, and address multidisciplinary issues effectively and efficiently.
The first sub-goal calls for action by 2020 to "substantially reduce the proportion of youth not in employment, education or training" (the so-called NEETs) and the second calls for action to "develop and operationalize a global strategy for youth employment".
Recommendations: Recommendation 1: Building on its positive accomplishments to date, the UNICEF BCO should take steps to clarify, develop, and operationalize its leveraging approach.
We have designed, developed and operationalized such a system in a pre-existing generic laboratory space.
We have developed and operationalized these design artifacts in an organizational context and the resulting procedures have emerged from operational interactions within our organization.
Over the past two decades Indian Space Research Organization ISROO) has developed and operationalized satellites to generate a large capacity of transponders for telecommunication service use in INSAT system.
In the initial phase, the theoretical framework was developed and operationalized.
Next, perspectives and methodology from previous research in text analysis provide direction for developing and operationalizing features for authorship analysis of electronic text.
The strategy to this Project has three components: Developing and operationalizing an integrated, farmer/herder-oriented approach to extension.
In a separate article, Oppenheimer also developed and operationalized the concept of a stopgap job, i.e., a job that is not a reflection of an employee's educational credentials and that is meant as temporary by both employer and employee (Oppenheimer and Kalmijn 1995).
