Sentence examples for management techniques needed from inspiring English sources

This paper presents the project management techniques needed to design the newest four evaporators installed in North America, and any similar project.

They're organised through complex networks of encrypted messenger chats which are completely invisible to platform bosses, meaning that all their standard management techniques need to be rewritten.

But he added that perhaps "the gentle intervention" of management techniques was needed in order to strengthen woodlands' resilience to the threats posed by pests, pathogens and extreme weather events.

In cellular wireless networks, to integrate multiservice with desired QoS, efficient resource management techniques are needed, while specified level of QoS is guaranteed to users belonging to each service class [1].

"Maybe in the future we should be reducing the extent that we break up canopies". But he added that perhaps "the gentle intervention" of management techniques was needed in order to strengthen woodlands' resilience to the threats posed by pests, pathogens and extreme weather events.

Self organization based energy management techniques often needs to change the power states of the different components at runtime and some tasks to be delayed to extend the battery life.

To achieve this health professionals would need to be skilled in the techniques needed tackle the behaviours associated with weight management.

All of these techniques need careful management to ensure an effective kill of all stages of the insects in the grain without causing physical (thermal-stress cracking) or physiological (germinability loss) damage to the grain.

However, cognitive-behavioural and stress-management techniques may need to be considered alongside these therapies for patients who have psychological barriers to recovery [ 45, 48, 49].

Some must be courted with top-level executives backed up by sophisticated account management techniques, while others need little special effort.

"These edge sites will serve as a unique test bed for developers to hone the pricing, contracting, automation and capacity management techniques they will need as infrastructure becomes even more distributed".