Sentence examples for management evolution and from inspiring English sources

Existing attempts to provide architectural guidelines for their engineering fail to take into account important Big Data characteristics, such as the management, evolution and quality of the data.

Sadly, however, it would seem that once they took their first tentative steps along that road to management, evolution took over and their backbone slowly disappeared.

Hence, one of the main aims of this paper is to provide a study of the network management evolution in general and in particular the concepts of autonomic network management, so that researchers may be equipped to understand the involved concepts.

The optimal level of this trade-off depends on how important it is for management to prevent evolution and to what degree the fisheries management institution can influence quotas and control the fishing fleet.

Consequently, the morphotectonic analysis provides a better understanding for the status of land form and their processes, drainage management and evolution of groundwater potential for watershed planning and their management in water-deficient areas.

To analyze the patient profile, mechanism of injury, pre and post-hospitalization management and evolution of trauma brain injury (TBI) patients in a non-Intensive Critical Unit reference centre.

Objective: Review our experience in the management and evolution of patients with Severe ARDS during 3 years in a second level hospital.

However, cells that express LOX-1 in the placental or in the maternal-placental interphase may be involved in management and evolution of oxidative stress or inflammatory response during pregnancy.

This research would involve three phases – a greater use of existing evolutionary theory; testing management options using experimental evolution; and 'field trials' under an adaptive management framework.

Latta (2008) suggests three means of implementing this vision: making greater use of existing evolutionary theory; testing management alternatives with experimental evolution; and conducting field trials under an adaptive management framework.

The study contributes to our understanding of the dynamics and evolution of knowledge transfer in master franchise agreements by highlighting the relative importance of partner-specific variables and relational management to knowledge transfer evolution and the relative importance of shared identity as an antecedent to knowledge transfer in these agreements.