Sentence examples for principles adapted to from inspiring English sources

Several key tools and principles, adapted to health care, have proved effective in improving hospital operations.

When Man Up! connected with young people — especially boys — it encouraged them to think and speak with pride in ancient African principles adapted to Brooklyn 2013.

We will show how these situations shake up traditional project management models and will propose five management principles adapted to this new situation.

This work presents a comprehensive chiller model based on the scientific fundamentals and engineering principles adapted to the design of a chiller and to the analysis of extensive, detailed test data.

This paper presents some results of a research aimed at investigating methodologies and tools to support the application of Design for Sustainability principles adapted to the real conditions of Brazilian small and medium enterprises.

Contrary to western popular perception, the emir is neither a Westerniser nor a democrat but a moderniser who seeks at the same time to run his state on Islamic principles adapted to current international circumstances.

The Fick principle adapted to carbon dioxide demonstrates the inverse relationship between CO and dCO2 [ 39].

However, as a general principle, adapting to, rather than challenging, societal norms was found to be most appropriate in the CBVCT context.

In this article, Ostrom's design principles were adapted to assess the institutional dynamics of this protected area management, during two periods.

The constrained linear quadratic control principles were adapted to design the reconfigurable control which is tolerant to the single state-variable sensor fault and has the desired dynamic behavior.

The proposed methodology for SuDS mapping and economic appraisal in the planning phase can be used in cities worldwide, as long as general principles are adapted to local contexts.