Sentence examples for to formalization from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of formalizing something.
Contrary to formalization theory, formal innovation training had a positive relationship to both group- and organizational-level innovativeness.
A pattern has a presentation structure that corresponds to formalization and documentation to capture and reuse knowledge.
In this context, policy- and decision-makers in the public and private sectors are frequently confronted with the dilemma of finding workable approaches to formalization, adjusted to their particular MSWM contexts.
This conceptual paper explores the development of formal HRM practices in ethnic versus non-ethnic family firms, contrasting a family influence/family social capital approach to formalization of HRM practices with the institutionalization of HRM practices that occurs in many small and growing firms.
The second is minimality and is closely related to formalization in mathematics.
To embrace a purely formal approach to analogy and to abjure formalization entirely are two extremes in a spectrum of strategies.
However, the analysis reveals no empirical evidence to confirm the hypothesis according to which formalization and knowledge performance have a positive relationship.
The first applications of fuzzy methods to the vehicle dynamics were related to the formalization of tire parameters, which are used in the brake and acceleration control.
We show that the framework of abstract interpretation elegantly applies to the formalization of these further abstractions, and to the implementation of linear or quadratic time type checking as well as type inference algorithms.
Strengthening existing collaborative processes to include PSW contributions could lead to the formalization of an interprofessional "broker role" (Miller et al., 2008) or "go between" (Kvarnström & Cedersund, 2006) that in our study underpinned supervisor encouragement that nurses regularly seek PSW updates on resident status and response to care plan interventions.
It is particularly well suited to the formalization of mathematics and other disciplines and to specifying and verifying hardware and software.
