Sentence examples for realisation process from inspiring English sources

As information is only relevant if it is used when taking decisions, this paper presents a guideline for building field feedback information flows that facilitate the decision taking during the product creation and realisation process.

Although the primary impulses, new ideas or inspirations are arising in the minds of customers, businessmen and managers, the realisation process itself is always a serious task for the engineers in order to create a final shape, taking into consideration the customer's requirements.

The funding organisation had no role in the design or conducts of the study, nor in the data collection and analyses, the interpretation of the data or the realisation process of the manuscript.

In order to facilitate the product design and realisation processes, in this paper, an Internet-enabled system has been developed to support collaborative and concurrent engineering design by seamlessly integrating three functional modules, i.e., co-design, Web-based visualisation and manufacturing analysis, based on some state-of-the-art Java and Web technologies.

The paper deals with risk analysis and management in the realisation of process plants by engineering and contracting companies.

An incidence moment expresses a realisation progress level of processes appearing decisive for the event occurrence.

Questions like the choice and qualification of high temperature materials, the tritium contamination of the product gas and the aspects of licensing are key points of the technical realisation of nuclear process heat applications.

The set of observations of hospital performance making up the time-series data is conceptualised as the realisation of a process.

It is well known that the realisation of the process with small diffusion coefficients is similar to the solution of deterministic model (Freŏdlin and Wentzell 1998).

They also chose the heterogeneous parameter values randomly from a prescribed distribution and averaged over realisations of this process in order to obtain 'typical' results.

Given a realisation of the processes, it may be shown that the generalised variance is proportional to the likelihood of the model (8); regression coefficients A k,B k may thus be calculated within a maximum likelihood framework so as to minimise the generalised variancec.