Sentence examples for external document from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a web-based tool designed to improve internal and external document management for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) sector.

It's also hard to keep track of the places you've looked at without creating an external document or leaving sticky notes all over your computer screen, which is why Nestio is trying to be something akin to Tripit for the apartment search — it's an organizational tool, rather than just another real estate listings app, and therein lies the difference.

You put what they have to type in and then press enter for (so maybe if %input%==FIGHT) I have found that some of the lag causers may be used in ASCII, either use the 'type filename.txt' (filename is replaceable, but it has to be a text document, and also without the quotation marks) to type an external document on screen with no echo before it.

What used to require three or four years of text-entry and analysis can now be done in three or four months—simply by sucking up documents from a company's intranet.Another benefit is that large firms are increasingly imposing standardised style and terminology rules across all their internal and external documents, including reports and web pages.

"In addition, users can copy and paste outputs from visualizations and narratives into external documents and make changes to the text".

Anyone who has used modern meeting software knows it's still fraught with challenges trying to get everyone into the meeting, futzing with the hardware or software and smoothly integrating external documents like PowerPoint presentations.

For example: Organisations have Knowledge Assets that are Tacit (in the heads/experience of employees), or are Tangible (e.g. external documents) which can be placed in an Information/Database. To make use of Tacit Knowledge it should be given a Tangible form, for example, through interactions (synchronous and asynchronous) between employees and knowledge experts.

UNICEF accepts no responsibility for the content of external documents which are provided here for interest only.

The methodology included the following main activities:  A desk review of internal documents including audits, and external documents including the draft.

Both internal documents (e.g. overviews of the day care provided), and external documents (e.g. publications concerning mental healthcare) were analysed.

However, a consistent and rich case description was built through in-depth interviews supplemented with the analysis of internal and external documents.