Sentence examples for strategic switching from inspiring English sources
Some trials evaluated the frequencies of remission by different therapies 46 or had remission as the primary end point 32 46 but, with one exception, 46 this was investigated with static treatment and not by strategic switching.
Overall these findings support a view of software design as involving a mixed breadth-first and depth-first solution development approach, with strategic switching to depth-first design being triggered by requirement complexity and being mediated by associated feelings of uncertainty.
But MTV would argue that it has a major stake in reality television too, having made a strategic switch at the turn of the millennium, most successfully with The Osbournes, which launched in 2002.
This paper investigates the potential involvement of "epistemic uncertainty" in mediating between complex design requirements and strategic switches in software design strategies.
He never tried to talk Nicklaus out of a strategic decision nor into switching his club choice.
The main objective of the paper is to identify the major threats to business continuity when switching the strategic spectrum from using conventional technologies to using green technologies.
For polymer electrolyte based devices, it highlights that a strategic simple switch from proton exchange membranes (PEMs) to hydroxide exchange membranes (HEMs) may lead to a new-generation of affordable electrochemical energy devices including fuel cells, electrolyzers, and solar hydrogen generators.
The ICS should be able to constantly reconfigure change and modify strategic direction, switch tactics as an incident unfolds, and respond accordingly.
Provision of lighting switches at strategic points can aid manual switching.
"The process of de-professionalisation will also see the balance of local strategic leadership switch from chief constables to the office of the PCC, whose members will become the driving force behind plans and budgets," says Brain.
