Sentence examples for externally available from inspiring English sources

The results show that externally available information affects all innovation capabilities of the firm, while external expert organizations affect only the firm's R&D and resources allocation capabilities.

A quasi-identifier is a set of attributes in the data set that are externally available in combination (i.e., appearing together in an external data set or in possible joins between external data sets) and associated with an identified individual.

He demanded that Newsquest "should purge the article from all databases, internally and externally available, and from any news databases to which it provides content".

Searching for externally available knowledge has been characterised as a vital part of the innovation process.

This variable captures the notion of the absorptive capacity insofar as firms that conduct their own R&D are more able to use externally available knowledge.

(p. 2) Beimborn et al. (2009), inspired by Münstermann and Weitzel (2008) Variety reduction standardization External BPS: "Alignment respectively adaption of unified/homogenized business process variants to an externally available reference business process or an externally available best practice business process".

By systematically manipulating how information is available externally versus internally, our results show that external representations can hinder as well as enhance task performance, illustrating the important role the coordination among different representations plays in distributed cognitive problem solving.

In fact, he said the company got into this business because it built these internal tools to increase traffic to the AppSumo website, then decided to make the tools available externally.

But sometimes in life pain and tragedy happen, and there may not be an avenue available externally for us to avoid it or fix it or find someone responsible for it.

Rather, it was because the time for retrieving the digits for each comparison was decreased when information was available externally.

However, the decrease of task difficulty with more information available externally was not because the capacity of working memory was limited.