Sentence examples for practice output from inspiring English sources

There are three parts (Fig. 1): Language-Culture, the main training process (Input – Notice – Practice – Output), and the ICC, which are systematically integrated.

In practice output files will be renamed by the user, but it is always nice to give unique name to files that are exported e.g. coupled to jobID or something systematic, so that many outputs can be saved e.g. as batch and then processed with a script.

Parameter γ* is also significant (for α = 0.01), which indicates that about 95% of the general differential between observed and best-practice output is due to the existing difference in efficiency among firms (γ* = 0.946), i.e., it suggests that technical efficiency might play a crucial role among the factors affecting productivity in the sheep dairy firms.

Table 1 Comparison of UNIDO ACMA Model and ISM Model Sequence of implementation Lean practices bundle Process Input (Lean practices) Output (Result) Impact UNIDO ACMA Model ISM Model l     Employee involvement 1.

In the words of the World Health Report, 2013: ' All nations will benefit from taking a systematic approach to the monitoring and evaluation of research investments, practices, outputs and applications.' [ 24].

In practice, the output of the current DREAM implementation does not designate reaction centres or assign chemically equivalent atoms in the output format, although based on the similarity to the MWED algorithm, which is able to carry out both of the aforementioned functions, this should be possible.

In 2012, however, he was diagnosed with colon cancer, which changed his artistic practice and output.

Capacities of newer technologies, known as Web 2.0 (also termed as Enterprise 2.0 technologies) technologies, in knowledge capturing and dissemination, in increasing the visibility of knowledge practices and output to others and to knit together the organization, have endeared these to the organizations (McAfee, [2006]).

McAfee ([2006]) realizing the importance of collaboration of the external efforts with internal efforts for the realization of core organizational goals, put forward the term Enterprise 2.0 to 'focus only on those platforms that companies can buy or build in order to make visible the practices and outputs of their knowledge workers.'.

It is customary to say that Browne's life passed without incident outside the learned purviews of his medical practice and literary output.

In practice, the actual output of wood products would depend on the objectives of woodland owners.