Sentence examples for scenario integrating from inspiring English sources
Whatever the scenario, integrating analytics into systems and processes not only means greater speed but also makes it harder for decision makers to avoid using analytics which is usually a good thing.
The third scenario, integrating the absolute risk criterion, presented the smallest NES/NEP ratio.
The GPRS+WiFi scenario integrates the scheduled and random access schemes, whereas the GPRS+WiMAX scenario involves different wireless systems under only the scheduled channel access scheme.
The "ecological benefits" scenario integrates the economic perspective and selected ecological effects of SRC compared to the annual reference crop rotations by addressing the indicators "annuity difference", "potential soil erosion" and "ecotone density" (Fig. 2, and "Potential soil erosion" and "Ecotone density" sections).
The results for each scenario integrated all 13 fisheries, with each fishery maintaining at least that target catch.
This will contribute to define innovative local development scenarios, integrating socio-ecological dimensions to ancient oil infrastructures (OILANDSCAPES).
This will enable the development of more comprehensive decision support tools for assessing future energy scenarios, integrating main policy concerns when assessing renewable energy options.
The climate change research community is developing new scenarios integrating future changes in climate and society to investigate climate impacts as well as options for mitigation and adaptation.
The post-classical approach to agriculture stresses the leading role of the global environment as a potential tool for formulating new agro-scenarios integrating local landscapes and the global environment.
Throughout the curriculum, students engage in a professional practice course centered on regular case-based scenarios integrating content from current and previous coursework.
The method is used for the evaluation of alternative scenarios, integrating a participatory approach through the involvement of experts or citizens, depending on the problem at hand.
