Sentence examples for model productivity from inspiring English sources

Both Slack and Workplace represent a new model: productivity tools that mirror social networks.

Velazquez (2006) put forward a water resource consumption input output model based on the extended input output model, productivity variables and water consumption.

Results from proposed satellite missions i.e. FLEX and ASCOPE [93] could improve the capability to model productivity from space - these efforts should be pursued.

The two stands used by Herbert et al. to model productivity had quadratic diameters that were marginally in excess of the predicted diameter (Equation 5) from the relationship between diameter and stand density.

Attempts to model productivity in Britain based on site factors have often been forced to include planting date as a variable.

In the frictional costs model productivity losses due to premature death, permanent and temporary sick leave are lower than in the human capital approach.

In traditional economic models, productivity is determined by technological advances and business innovations that aren't tied to the ebb and flow of recessions and recoveries.

These tools are called "operational tools" and include system evaluation, process modeling, productivity, quality, planning systems, scheduling systems, forecasting, inventory systems, enterprise-resources planning, and technology.

This forecast requires two inputs: internal workforce supply (that is, your company's anticipated workforce levels, given assumptions about retirement age, early retirement programs, and attrition rates) and workforce demand (based on strategic assumptions about such things as growth targets, emerging business models, productivity increases, and new technologies).

Data on the global distribution of productivity factors stimulated globalization of process-based models that were originally developed for modelling productivity at an ecosystem scale [43, 44].

Data on the global distribution of productivity factors stimulated globalization of process-based models that were originally developed for modelling productivity at an ecosystem scale [ 43, 44].