In the Delphi interview process, several iterative rounds of interviews happen.
These might include a legacy of disconnected technical systems; internal politics; procurement procedures; or the lack of an agile, iterative approach to development Failures are only failures if you don't know they are happening.
The best responders take a disciplined, iterative approach to preparing in advance, reacting quickly and flexibly and then bridging gaps in the current situation, their future ability to respond and reducing risks of future crises happening at all.
Ralph Hauwert, a senior developer at Unity Technologies, also noted this and stressed that once the first version is available, he expects that further development will happen as an iterative process that will involve both Unity, Mozilla and the developer community.
To tackle this problem which happens in Spark, Iterative MapReduce applies the ideas from database systems to eliminate the low-level systems considerations via the abstraction brought by the relational model.
This happens because the iterative DUE calculation method does not include the credits expenditure in its model so that we cannot assess the performance of the drivers regarding their credits expenditure.
They want us to believe that they can recognize problems before they happen, and that, with steady, iterative effort over years, they can reduce, delay, or eliminate them.
4 Similar phenomenon happens in decoding based on iterative belief propagation [19].
One can show that this iterative procedure converges to a fixed point, which in practice happens in a small number of iterations.
Derivational markers may combine, which makes it possible for a single verb to indicate repeated action (by what is called the iterative derivation of the verb), action caused to happen (the causative derivation), action affecting the subject (the reflexive derivation), or action mutually affecting subject and object (the reciprocal derivation).
In his book Learning in Action, Harvard Business School professor David Garvin explains that exploratory experiments are creative and iterative, and "designed for discovery, 'to see what would happen if.'" Investigators collect and interpret feedback rapidly and then design new trials.
