Sentence examples for exploitation stages from inspiring English sources

A distinction is made between opportunity recognition and opportunity exploitation stages and distinguishing between the stages continues even after a business is established (Thurik and Grilo 2008).

Following the highlight of how to balance proximity and diversity of individuals in exploration and exploitation stages respectively, some cooperative techniques are devised.

Complex approach to the design of manufacturing processes based on considering the whole Life Cycle (LC) of material, including processing and exploitation stages, is presented in the paper.

BA have a high accuracy in the global optimisation and it can provide good dynamic performance and very quick convergence rate by automatically switching between exploration and exploitation stages during the MPPT process.

Metaheuristics are general search strategies that, at the exploitation stage, intensively exploit areas of the solution space with high quality solutions and, at the exploration stage, move to unexplored areas of the solution space when necessary.

In exploitation stage, N p is equal to one forth of (N_{p}^{text {init}}).

Evaluating the MNN reliability arises at the design and exploitation stage of many types of technical systems.

This is mainly due to the fact that the main power source of the state, hydroelectricity, has practically reached its maximum exploitation stage [4].

The chemotaxis phase in BFA was designed such that it represents exploration stage and placed at the first phase of the algorithm, while the ASDA as the exploitation stage and was placed at the second phase of the algorithm.

At a later stage of the search operation and exploitation stage where the bacteria move towards an optimum point, the bacteria step size is kept reducing until they reach their full life cycle.

The results of investigations on the die inserts shown that the dominant destructive mechanisms for these tools are thermal fatigue occurring in the initial the exploitation stage and abrasive wear, which occurs later, and is intensified effects of thermo-mechanical fatigue and oxidation.