Sentence examples for recent framework from inspiring English sources

The second, and more recent, framework is more openly pragmatic.

Partition of unity parametrics (PUPs) are a recent framework designed for geometric modelling.

In this paper we explore the impact of caching during search in the context of the recent framework of AND/OR search in graphical models.

These results are interpreted in the recent framework of episodic buffer proposed by Baddeley [Baddeley, A. D. (2000). The episodic buffer: A new component of working memory?

The city's fortunes will be yoked even more tightly to that of the mainland if a recent framework cooperation pact with the neighboring province of Guangdong lives up to its billing.

During a recent framework and impact conference at Bournemouth University, Kathryn Monk, science strategy manager for Environment Agency Wales, said policymakers are looking to academia to devote more energy to feeding research into the policy domain in the light of spending cuts that have reduced the numbers of government academics.

The framework is also compared to two recent frameworks applied in the safety assessment of intelligent vehicle safety systems.

Let's assume a VC is buying 20percentt of the company and then riding the dilution train down to a fully diluted 5.2percentt on exit at Series F (thanks to Fred Wilson again; in this example, we're using one of his recent frameworks with these exact numbers).

A variety of ways have been proposed to categorise the diversity of practices, from early attempts to do so based on the degree of citizen empowerment (Arnstein [1969]) to more recent frameworks that use procedural, methodological and ideological criteria (Stirling [2005]; Pelling [2007]).

More recent frameworks, including the MEA (2005a) conceptual framework and de Groot et al. (2010b), also include direct and indirect drivers of change upon ecosystems and ES delivery.

Recent frameworks of decision making have helped define some of the essential value computations underling optimal choice (Rangel et al., 2008).