Sentence examples for the development of a usable from inspiring English sources

The adoption of the UCD for the validation of a SG on neurorehabilitation allowed the development of a usable, engaging and learning efficient prototype.

In order to optimize the development of a usable mobile application, it is necessary to consider the mobile usage context for the design and the evaluation of the user system interaction of a mobile application.

The iterative testing was not only instrumental to the development of a usable system, but it enhanced our knowledge of the potential, impact, and actual use of cross-language information retrieval technology.

Finally, lessons learned during iterations of the design build test learn cycle can serve as a knowledge base for the development of a single retrosynthesis algorithm usable by both PKS experts and non-experts alike.

This project involves engineering design and manufacture of the robot, including its propulsion, slug-catching and navigation mechanisms; the development of behavioural strategies for optimal deployment of time and energy; the development of a digester, capable of breaking down slugs into a usable chemical medium; and the development of fuel cells for extracting electrical energy from this medium.

To address this issue the development of an easily accessible and usable infrastructure is necessary.

A £500,000 grant from the Google Impact Challenge, which supports charities using technology to aid people, is funding the development of a wearable slimmed-down pair of glasses and software that is usable on a mobile phone.

The development of a method, which translates this intuitive definition of modules into a practically applicable, fast, accurate and widely usable algorithm turned out to be a very challenging problem.

The purpose of the work was the development of a PVE correction method allowing quantification of glucose metabolism in tumour cells with the primary objective to be easily implementable and usable in a clinical environment.

Eliciting user input and feedback in a systematic manner can be used to identify determinants of knowledge uptake and can facilitate development of a usable interface for the proposed web-based intervention [ 15].

A rapid appraisal approach was adopted to allow timely development of a usable model, and to inform the current implementation of policy.