Sentence examples for real-time governance from inspiring English sources
Recently, UNICEF Philippines released a case study entitled 'Promoting Effective Real-time Governance for Children and the Disadvantaged' which covers the many ways in which the Philippines is harnessing today's new world of data, in the service of their women and children.
Experiments in anticipatory governance might also include real-time technology assessment (TA) initiatives (Guston and Sarewitz [2002]), aiming at mutual learning about challenges relating to the future societal embedding and impacts of potential applications of synthetic biology.
Modern service systems, which may be classified as system of systems (SoS), mandate well-defined integration and governance to link service system entities for the real-time dynamic analysis of ever-changing requirements within a Service System.
Physicians will have real-time access to data from their patients and can request additional data from the governance board for use in research, presentations and publications.
Having this reflection take place concurrently with research itself is a key element of real-time TA, and should be supported in this and other spheres of SynBio practice as a positive and productive tool for governance.
Novel modes have emerged, including constructive technology assessment (CTA) (Rip et al, 1995), real-time technology assessment (Guston and Sarewitz, 2002), upstream engagement (Wilsdon and Willis, 2004), midstream modulation (Fisher and Mahajan, 2006) and anticipatory governance (Barben et al, 2007).
("Relevant, Reliable, Real-Time").
Real-Time Calendar Notifications.
"They are real-time systems.
