Although ergonomics has paid increasing attention to the perspective of complexity, methods for its operationalization are scarce.
Overall management structure Although the overall architecture adopted by the Cluster would appear to be fit-for-purpose, its effective operationalization is being held back by a lack of clarity over the roles, responsibilities and accountabilities of each of the elements (ECU, ECWG plus sub-groups, Steering Group, mainstreamed agency roles).
Though, as pointed out by an anonymous reviewer, the operationalization is often partial and incomplete.
Operationalization is a process that maps declarative property specifications to operational specifications satisfying them.
Relatedly, although a range of instruments have been used to measure acceptance and understanding of evolution, their operationalization is suboptimal.
In the subsequent section, this schematic of operationalization is employed to illuminate possibilities and constraints in the development of quantitative resilience indicators.
However, this operationalization is a rather limited understanding of the various ways in which parents could influence their children's education.
To detect the rate of unionization, we collected data on the percentage of employees organized in unions from the 10-K filings (the same operationalization is used by the Bureau of Labor Statistics; Blanchflower 2007; Faber 2005).
The idea behind this operationalization is that higher ranked brokers play a more important role in building global bridges, given the modular structure of the network and our choice to use modules as the group partition.
Therefore, in the following section, a schematic of different stages of indicator operationalization is proposed using an example of drought resilience in the state of Odisha (formerly Orissa) in eastern India.
