Sentence examples for implementation to predict from inspiring English sources
We expected adaptability before and during change implementation to predict adaptive attitudes and adaptive behavior (both during and after change implementation).
The performance of the proposal in finite element analysis is demonstrated in numerical implementation to predict the effective non linear elastic plastic response of two phase particulate composites reinforced with spherical particles.
The autoregressive with exogenous inputs (ARX), as a parametric model and the adaptive-network-based fuzzy inference system (ANFIS), as an intelligent modeling approach that has the advantages of both neural networks and fuzzy logic, have been investigated and compared for simple and fast implementation to predict the response of human operators.
We did this by using a synthesis of the Lean literature [ 1, 5, 8, 23– 25] about the psychosocial work environment, qualitative data in context and Lean implementations to predict expected changes in psychosocial factors.
Finally, simulation of the TCPN model allows to estimate performance of a target system implementation and to predict its behavior in various cases.
This study evaluated the factors affecting predictabilities for hybrid prediction and demonstrated the implementation of GS to predict hybrid performance of rice.
The regression coefficients (derived from the logistic regressions for the period before implementation) were used to predict the probability of mortality for every patient (in periods before and after implementation).
This paper investigates an implementation of neural networks to predict the worst load positioning for the bridge pier.
The paper shows the implementation of both approaches to predict a rarefied gas flow through a leak artefact.
Measuring creative climate at baseline could be one way to predict implementation outcome.
Further studies are needed before measurement of organizational climate at baseline can be recommended in order to predict implementation outcome.
