Sentence examples for domains of control from inspiring English sources
The ERM approach seeks to link risk management with business strategy and objective-setting, entering the domains of control, accountability and decision making.
Residents' quality of life was assessed using the schedule for the evaluation of individual quality of life-direct weighting (SEIQoL-DW) and on the four domains of control, autonomy, self-realisation and pleasure on the CASP-19.
Proposed results can be used for the design and analysis of intermittent, itinerant and metastable dynamics which is the case in the domains of control of chemical kinetics, biological and complex physical systems, and non-linear optimization.
C2CD3 was ubiquitously expressed throughout all dissected domains of control and talpid embryos.
Quality of life is measured using CASP-19 scale which ranges from 0 to 57 and covers domains of control, autonomy, self-realisation and pleasure which together make up the acronym (Hyde et al., 2003).
After accounting for known covariates, we found that the ICECAP-O domains of control (level 3), security (levels 2, 3 and 4) and role (level 4) explained a statistically significant amount of variation in the MMSE score (p < 0.05).
Enterprise Directory Service (EDS): In the architecture we assume that some form of directory services exist under the domain of control of the Enterprise.
MANET devices and EPC servers are likely to need more resources to store the required information about the networking state under its domain of control.
One frequently performed task based on topologically created models in the domain of control engineering is the design of a filter for state and parameter estimation.
We consider a domain of control system states ((a,b)) on which each distribution (P r; a, b)) has constant (f_{a}"(r)) and (f_{b}"(r)) on its support.
A common framework for representing the knowledge involved in the domain of control engineering will be shown and some of the tools and methodologies needed to implement it will be presented.
