Sentence examples for suitable management of from inspiring English sources

Oft-discussed solutions for this problem are agent-oriented control systems and agent technology, enabling a more suitable management of design, implementation, and use complexity.

Numerous countries are trying to find the best method for suitable management of real estate objects that encompass both material value and cultural property.

The laser beam cutting is one of the advanced cutting method that may be used to achieve the geometrical accuracy with more precision by the suitable management of input process parameters.

In this context, the present paper, based on previous work of authors, proposes a model-based and multi-agent based approach for the management of QoS flexibility in multimedia applications founded on a suitable management of system resources.

The last section of the review relates to likely solutions (non-structural and structural management) and future challenges (use of high-resolution topography derived by lidar) for suitable management of such environments.

Knowing the disease features in a given population is important to offer a suitable management of the patients and their families [ 25].

Implementation of monitoring in non-fishing areas where trends in the local population can be followed, would help to identify key processes in L. albus population dynamics and design suitable management strategies of this socio-economically important resource.

The Changdeok Palace's rear garden was opened to the public in 2004 and thus required suitable management and stable management of the forest in the garden.

From 2002 to 2007, pressurized irrigation was still growing (Kigalu et al. 2008; Karlberg et al. 2007; Kheira 2009b) and values of area waterlogged by irrigation and percentage of area equipped for irrigation salinized were decreased due to suitable management and decrease of agricultural water withdrawal.

Thus, the development of suitable management practices under improved varieties of rice become essential for increasing rice productivity, improving soil quality status and reducing methane emission.

An internal rate of return analysis supports the hypothesis that increasing household income while encouraging the sustainable use of natural resources through the implementation of suitable management programs can be complementary development objectives.