However, adequate guidance on how these factors can be operationalized in practice is not provided for architects and interior designers.
What key values should define an ethics of care for new and emerging forms of Intimate Al and how can these values be operationalized in practice?
The results also shed lights on the concept of interactional authenticity and how it can be operationalized in practice.
The fact that the police crime analysts were able to identify micro-time hot spots of two different crime types residential burglary and residential theft from vehicle over a long period of time (5 years) is evidence that the theoretical micro-time hot spot can be operationalized in practice.
Second, as some of the included studies failed to provide clear definitions of their reported risk factors, several likely cannot be readily operationalized in practice.
The idea behind Convercent is to give businesses the tools to, in MBA-speak, "operationalize ethics". In practice, this means that the companies mine a variety of company data sets, ranging from global sales to HR data, to look for potential ethical risks.
Internationally, senior decision-makers who are committed to the pursuit of excellence in managing health system resources and to achieving 'high performance' [ 31, 32] may also learn something of how to operationalize this in practice.
A main reason is that autonomy, participation and decision making are theoretical and multifaceted concepts which are difficult to operationalize and measure in practice.
How to operationalize interdisciplinary learning objectives in practice remains largely underspecified.
To avoid perfection becoming the enemy of the good, however, efforts were made to operationalize proportional shortfall for use in practice.
Although a persuasive conceptual framework, additional effort is needed to operationalize measurable indicators for tracking coverage in practice, especially as each dimension has its own measurement complexities [ 3].
