Sentence examples for develop and streamline from inspiring English sources
Singh says his experience helped him develop and streamline Pepper Taps delivery process to make it as cost-efficient as possible.
ECCE Policy Implementation Review is a UNICEF and UNESCO initiated research project with the broad aim of bringing forth the message of the importance of ECCE and the need to further develop and streamline ECCE related national policies.
A more carefully developed and streamlined recruitment process may also reduce the time demands associated with trial participation and therefore increase the willingness of clinicians to participate in trials.
Use lessons from recent costing efforts in developing guidance and streamlined costing tools for COs.
As COO, Chesney will oversee customer acquisition efforts, help develop the technology platform, and streamline operations for sales and fulfillment.
The fundamental goal in the theory of variational inequality is to develop a streamline algorithm for solving a variational inequality and its various forms.
Mathematical models have been developed to streamline and facilitate decision making activities, and among these, the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) constitutes one of the most utilized multi-criteria decision analysis methods.
On this basis, a smart collaborative system is also designed and developed to streamline the design process as well as to facilitate knowledge capture, retrieval and reuse as users with different roles are working on various tasks within this process.
But while we work on these steps, we will also be developing new regulations to clarify and streamline the borrower defense process.
Chung started Allurent in 2004 to develop software to streamline and clarify online purchases and ultimately to build software applications that harness the user's computer to add visual excitement and energy to a commercial Web site.
A prototyping and testing architecture, developed to streamline the implementation and the tuning of the controller, is also described.
