Sentence examples for selection activities from inspiring English sources

The module selection activities of the SELECT bus is described in Table 4. Table 4 Table for SELECT bus activity S1 Selectedted module 0 0 CINM 0 1 IM 1 0 CRM 1 1 CWM.

This paper develops a structural model to simultaneously analyze firms' partner selection activities and governance design for managing interfirm relationships.

In the present work, design analyses are carried out by performing a combination of equation solving and table selection activities, and at the same time, satisfying certain user-specified design constraints.

This paper serves as a record of landing site selection activities related primarily to science, an inventory of the number and variety of sites proposed, and a summary of the science potential of the highest ranking sites.

The paper argues that the method serves two main purposes: i) to make sustainability consequences more concrete and understandable during design concept selection activities, rather than to have an exact measurement, and ii) to simplify and prioritize, systematically asking what is important in the sustainability analysis, rather than to reduce the sustainability problem.

For an integrated CCS project this exploration process will ultimately decide the optimal locations of both the storage and the power/capture plant and it is therefore advised to prioritize this process and put all post-concept selection activities on hold until the project location is verified.

The tool selection activity is rooted in feature geometry but it also has a direct impact on machinability and machine tool performance.

After completing a pre-mission training program and site selection activity, students take on the roles of scientists and engineers in Mission Control to complete a mission and collect data for further analysis.

The goal of the 'natural selection' activity is to demonstrate the mechanism of natural selection, its role on species adaptation to the environment and how it may cause population divergence and ultimately speciation.

We explored this activity in the context of human impacts on the environment and on the long-term ability of species to survive environmental changes (as a follow-up from the natural selection activity), but it can be explored using other contexts (Additional file 1; see also suggestions below).

The design used in our study yields different baselines for encoding and response selection activity.