Sentence examples for process perspectives from inspiring English sources
Approaches to reduce the electrostatic force on the RIE dummies are tried from design and process perspectives.
Initiatives popular in the 1980s and 1990s, which encourage process perspectives, fail to highlight the human elements adequately, preferring to concentrate on synchronicity and effectiveness of the process.
As opposed to existing approaches, the framework supports the visual monitoring of all relevant process perspectives based on the extended Compliance Rule Graph (eCRG) language.
Organisational reengineering, continuous process improvement, alignment among complementary analysis perspectives, and information traceability are some current motivations to promote investment and scientific effort for integrating goal and business process perspectives.
Unlike other process perspectives, such as control flow, for which many different types of analyses have been proposed, such as finding deadlocks, there is an important gap regarding the human resource perspective.
This has led in part to a focus on identifying and investigating the effect of temporal events (as opposed to static things) within organizations through an "organization studies" discourse that accommodates a variety of 'weak' and 'strong' process perspectives from a number of philosophers.
From a natural kind of process perspective, it more closely duplicates the natural system.
Most of the details will now be left up to the tax-writing committees, which, from a process perspective, is a better way to legislate.
"Having the opportunity to explain enables managers to think of themselves as treating women fairly from a process perspective," she said.
"We thought that from a process perspective this was inefficient, and from an investor standpoint completely ridiculous," Peter Williams, ACE's chief executive, said in a telephone interview.
Businesses of the future recognise the importance of the business ecosystem from a process perspective (industrial symbiosis, for instance) and a people perspective (co-creation and shared innovation, for instance).
