Sentence examples for managerial scale from inspiring English sources

Whereas the managerial scale perspectives are grounded in Dutch river management, the disciplinary scale perspectives are generically applicable.

It represents a complex and personal matching between the underlying disciplinary or managerial scale perspective of a particular actor and their present role and dominant tasks.

The major processes and characteristics of interest to the bio-geomorphological as well as the seven other disciplinary and managerial scale perspectives are then placed within the appropriate level of the hierarchy.

In contrast to Vreugdenhil and others (2008), we (i) include economics in the disciplinary scale perspectives, (ii) view engineering as a disciplinary scale perspective, and (iii) distinguish only two managerial scale perspectives, namely that of river management and a public administration/planning perspective.

Table 8 Items of managerial orientation scales and scale reliabilities Measurement scale Mean Std.

The above findings indicate that both the lack of managerial skills and scale diseconomies are important sources of inefficiency for the most of the container ports in the study region.

The results indicate the relatively low (below 50%%) average total technical efficiency of the container ports in the study region, which can be attributed to both the lack of managerial skills and scale effects.

The relative role of pure technical (managerial) inefficiency and scale effects on the total technical efficiency of container ports can be more easily explained through the graphical illustration of the corresponding CRS and VRS scores as data (on the y-axis and x-axis, respectively) pairs on a two-dimensional graph (see Fig. 2).

For small care-groups, commissioners often ally with other nearby commissioners to achieve managerial economies of scale and greater bargaining power when negotiating with specialised providers but, especially in larger cities, several NHS commissioners at times negotiate separately with one provider.

The appointment will be on an interim basis; the Mets will conduct a full-scale managerial search after the season, but Manuel, who managed the Chicago White Sox from 1998 to 2003, will treat the rest of the season as if he plans to be around next year.

Cassels argues that decentralisation has provided "major contradictions for health care" between accountability, competing priorities and equity and tensions between small-scale participation and managerial effectiveness required at a large scale [ 5].