Sentence examples for management techniques of from inspiring English sources

Herbert Hoover applied the "scientific management" techniques of Frederick Taylor to government bureaucracy.

He graduated from Hamilton College and was a Fulbright scholar in Singapore, where he studied the management techniques of people of Chinese descent working in Southeast Asia.

For more than 30 years, British politicians have been mesmerised by the tactics, strategic methods and media management techniques of their counterparts in the United States.

It is even possible that one of the effects of the inquiry may be to make things worse as politicians and policymakers use the same hopeless management techniques of inspection, review, standard setting and top-down control that gave rise to the problems in the first place.

Members of the Wyoming team that year describe Richardson as a cold, distant figure who met with his athletes underneath the bleachers of the university's indoor track in a small, cramped office, where he kept a dog-eared copy of a book about the management techniques of Genghis Khan.

The lesson that town centres have learned, he says, is that they have to ape the management techniques of the malls, with local councils and traders collaborating to provide what people want.Sheffield certainly learned that when the Meadowhall shopping centre, which has about 300 shops, opened in the early 1990s.

The view-dependent texture management technique of Okamoto et al. [13] manages multiresolution textures in multiple caching levels database, main memory and graphics card memory which the authors claim to be suitable for hardware with limited resources.

"Two more and your privileges are revoked," he said, an impish smile belying his attempt to wield the management technique of negative reinforcement.

We have designed and implemented a self-adjusting management technique of names in which the name management and mobility operations are performed concurrently.

This was a feasibility pilot study to evaluate the efficacy of the nonpharmacologic pain management technique of gentle human touch (GHT) in reducing pain response to heel stick in premature infants in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).

Nor should we accept that Varley's successors will always apply the risk-management techniques of which Barclays is so proud.