Sentence examples for transformation of activities from inspiring English sources
For the transformation of activities into structured processes, we use business process mining (BPM) techniques (as proposed in [38]).
"Commodification--the transformation of activities performed for private use into activities performed for sale on the open market--allowed people to use their time more efficiently, specializing in what they were relatively good at and buying other things from other people".
The department has held it up as an important tool in supporting a broad transformation of its activities.
As Longino points out, "[t]he integration and transformation of these activities into a coherent understanding of a given phenomenon are a matter of social negotiations".
The most often-mentioned keyword is e-Governance itself, at the core of a cluster of keywords on similar themes, including ICT (thus suggesting that the focus is on transformation of government activities in general).
There is much to be gained by switching from Kato-Katz to POC-CCA; however, this would also mean complete transformation of control activities.
This paper focuses mainly on the transformation of UML activity diagrams into Event B for the specification and the verification of parallel and distributed workflow applications.
We extend this model to take account of various executive functions performed in working memory under attention control, such as rehearsal, substitution and transformation of buffered activity.
Our data demonstrated a greatly transformation of transcriptional activity in the whole genome scale of UM as compared with NUM, leading directly to the up-regulation and down-regulation of thousands of genes involved in various important functional pathways.
In brief, DCM for fMRI data combines a model of neural dynamics with an experimentally validated haemodynamic model that describes the transformation of neuronal activity into a BOLD response [37].
The transformation of nurse activity into nursing time was made by using existing time-by-nurse statistics from two reports published by the Ministry of Public Health (Win [ 7] and Welame [ 8] reports).
