Sentence examples for prescriptive capabilities from inspiring English sources
The latter, prescriptive capabilities help planners address a class of spatial problems called "cartographic allocation" (Tomlin, 1990), which concerns allocation of subsets (or zones) of a cartographic space to certain uses according to one or more criteria.
An important challenge in practice is to steer a course between an overly prescriptive listing of desirable capabilities by, say, academic philosophers and an overly subjective listing that might be prone to problems such as adaptive preferences (for helpful discussions, see Robeyns 2005, 2006, and Wolff and De-Shalit 2007).
The third stream related to BPM capability development takes a prescriptive perspective, providing guidance on how to develop BPM in light of different organizational contexts.
Our planning model contributes to the prescriptive body of knowledge related to BPM capability development and process decision-making.
Based on this analysis, we conclude that the planning model answers the research question and provides an incremental contribution to the prescriptive body of knowledge related to BPM capability development and process decision-making.
There is a lack of prescriptive knowledge on how to develop an organization's BPM capability and improve individual processes in an integrated manner.
Those shows are prescriptive.
They're not prescriptive.
They're too prescriptive.
This story isn't prescriptive.
