Sentence examples for incremental delivery from inspiring English sources
Only if it is decided that continuation is the correct option, should any consideration of incremental delivery be considered.
At no point have the elected officials at the council approved an incremental delivery - it has only ever been suggested as an option - no debate has been held on whether to proceed on this basis (and the ramifications of so doing).
This term is used to describe an approach to software development that emphasizes incremental delivery, self-organizing cross-functional teams, adaptive planning and continuous improvement.
To be truly Agile, of course, Internal Auditors will need to deliver value to stakeholders early and often via incremental delivery of audit products and services.
Add to that client dissatisfaction with firm cost, incremental delivery improvement, and law firms' failure to take an enterprise approach to client matters rather than a transactional one, and you've got quite a list of client gripes.
In order to support incremental delivery, paper proposes a new requirement prioritization method that selects those requirements for implementation that are required at most, by stakeholders and has a lower regression count, associated with them, thereby reducing regression testing effort.
As the level of uncertainty of user-requirements increases, this literature advises project managers to move away from the traditional waterfall life-cycle model and towards more 'experimental' approaches, such as incremental-delivery and prototyping.
It was felt that effort in this study should be concentrate on obtaining the incremental costs of delivery.
Incremental costs for delivery and PNC were later obtained by estimating the additional services induced bythe intervention program.
The total incremental costs incurred on deliveries (excluding caesarean section) was US$317,157 and US$107,890 for post natal care (PNC).
Input/output curves were obtained from the changing values in field decaying slopes upon delivery of incremental pulses of voltage (0 7 V, 1 V increments, 200 μs duration) and used to determine the strength of synaptic transmission.
