Sentence examples for formal artefact from inspiring English sources

The data were visually checked for artefacts, but no formal artefact rejection was implemented.

Since no formal artefact rejection was performed in the present analysis, it might be possible that artefacts compromise DDA performance, and this could explain the better performance of CDA measures.

These are categorized in a practical manner as version control systems that allow users to share artefacts, web accessible trackers able to manage issues such as tickets or bugs, remote building tools, modellers allowing the creation of formal artefacts including UML, knowledge centres that permit users to share knowledge through the web, and communication tools which support remote interactions.

As part of this dataset, we will ask staff to "talk us through" particular tasks and procedures and show us how (if at all) they draw on formal artefacts such as templates or protocols (or informal ones such as handwritten notes) when undertaking these.

As Table 1 shows, the subtle mismatches between the proxy routine depicted in the formal protocol (artefact), the mental models which staff carry in their heads (ostensive routine) and what actually gets done (performative routine) illustrate a fertile area for quality and safety research.

The word "antique" lost its formal definition as an artefact made before 1830.

For demonstration and validation, we employed the developed e-Participation Formal Ontology as a "design artefact" to describe two e-Participation initiatives at Local Government and European levels.

This paper presents a way of capturing the intentions behind informal design artefacts within a formal environment and then shows several applications of this approach.

Two years after Akhenaten's death Tutankhamun came to the throne and art returned to its traditional formal style which is seen so beautifully in the artefacts from King Tut's tomb.

To realise the full potential of the Semantic Web in formal software development, effectively creating proper semantic metadata for formal software models and their related software artefacts is crucial.

Divergence between artefacts and performative routines may reveal organisational power struggles - most commonly when management introduce formal protocols in an effort to control behaviour, but these representations of recurrent action patterns fail to give rise to actual recurrent action patterns [ 26].