Sentence examples for flow of activities from inspiring English sources
The bottom portion of the income statement reports the effects of events that are outside the usual flow of activities.
during the 'Fly on the Wall' portion of the afternoon they will do their best to stay out of the way and not disrupt the flow of activities.
The flow of activities must seem effortless to the guests: dinner in the Salle à Manger, dancing to the orchestra in the Terrace Room, then upstairs for a nightcap set to tinkling piano and twinkling stars in the Cupola Bar.
Context: Traditional technology transfer models rely on the assumption that innovations are created in academia, after which they are transferred to industry using a sequential flow of activities.
Special effort has been given to the design and development of a knowledge-based system for managing exceptions, which may occur in daily medical work as any deviation from the normal flow of activities.
Communication delays contribute to work disorganization when a worker is unable to move forward with a task due to insufficient information, while interruptions derail the flow of activities directed toward the accomplishment of a task.
The whole time, there is this incredible ebb and flow of activity among the 15,000 other people who are making this work.
In textile-manufacturing towns like Ypres, in what is now Belgium, workers found themselves regulated not by the flow of activity or the seasons but by a new kind of time – abstract, linear, repetitive.
Companies are increasingly using computers to scour vast datasets in order to spot inefficiencies, while they are also employing machines to control the flow of activity in warehouses and factories and to take meter readings.
Fluidity describes the battlefield situation in which each event "merges with those that precede and follow it—shaped by the former and shaping the conditions of the latter creating a continuous, fluctuating flow of activity replete with fleeting opportunities and unforeseen events". Combatants must constantly adapt to these changing conditions and seek to actively shape emerging events.
