Sentence examples for domains plan from inspiring English sources

The applications are categorized in terms of descriptive, predictive, and prescriptive analytics and along the supply chain operations reference (SCOR) model domains plan, source, make, deliver, and return.

The revised conceptual framework constituted four renamed domains: plan related, provider related, trust related, and information related.

The first two scores relate to different aspects of the first domain – managing money – meanwhile, the other three scores relate to three separate domains – planning ahead, choosing products, and staying informed.

Specific items within text responses to the open question will be identified and allocated by the Principal Investigator (and reviewed by the Research Team) into the six domains planned for data extraction within the systematic review: (1) Descriptive, (2) Participants, (3) Intervention mode and delivery, (4) Content, (5) Evaluation and (6) Confounding issues.

In the end, the council defeated the resolution to kill the eminent domain plan, and approved another one to set up an authority that could administer it.

He says he heard from a few municipal finance experts who said that any nervousness about the eminent-domain plan on the part of investors was "baseless" and should fade away.

This system integrated a domain plan reasoner which recognized the user mental state and used it as a basis for utterance understanding and dialogue management.

San Bernardino drops eminent domain plan.

If the eminent domain plan fails, there is another way local governments might acquire troubled mortgages that need to be renegotiated.

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The consortium responsible for the new.info domain plans to announce today that it will challenge the legitimacy of an initial batch of 700.info registrations made during a period intended to allow trademark holders early access to names.