Sentence examples for production framework from inspiring English sources

The FASHION-ABLE virtual development and production framework is set up on digital development data of the future products as well as workflow specific data and information objects that are processed in dedicated process steps.

This paper applies the production framework associated with the data envelopment analysis (DEA) method to evaluate the relative efficiency of R&D activities across countries.

"Animals aren't crowding around waterers when they arrive at a paddock". Fly pressures while cows are on pasture, especially dry cows, and the potential negative consequences for herd health present challenges within the certified organic milk production framework.

Adopting the knowledge production framework, our study is conducted at the level of 101 Italian territorial areas (provinces) and four industries.

In this paper, we first propose a relational network data envelopment analysis (DEA) model for measuring the innovation efficiency of the NIS by decomposing the innovation process into a network with a two-stage innovation production framework, an upstream knowledge production process (KPP) and a downstream knowledge commercialization process (KCP).

Fig. 2 Nested structure of production framework.

The use of harmonization procedures (Sun et al. 2011) to reduce variability between multiple studies has allowed for more direct comparison of similar production frameworks given different assumptions.

Grossman's health production model is the economic framework used in this study [ 32].

The Malmquist index of total factor productivity growth was developed through a general production function framework by Caves et al. (1982).

Given the significant government R&D expenditures in universities and PRIs to develop the knowledge base of the economy, the studies of this category frequently built on the total factor productivity or knowledge production function frameworks to examine the various outputs in the inventive process as indicators to determine the economic benefits directly or indirectly generated (Jaffe 1989).

Using a production function framework, we found that computerization is not labor-saving but is instead labor-using.