Sentence examples for transforming quality from inspiring English sources
In this context this paper introduces inCode, an Eclipse plugin aimed at transforming quality assessment and code inspections from a standalone activity, into a continuous process, fully integrated in the development life-cycle.
The whole design flow of software engineering is semi-automatic; specifying quality requirements, transforming quality requirements to architecture design, representing quality properties in architectural models, predicting quality fulfilment from architectural models, and finally, measuring quality aspects from implemented source code.
Transforming quality of life instruments to a utility index could extend the use of quality of life instruments to costs analyses and burden of disease studies.
It is this daily transforming quality that makes Tokyo such a great city and a visit here, whether for business or pleasure, unforgettable.
The magical and transforming qualities of snow are described in many picture books and in particular in two classic titles: The Snowman by Raymond Briggs and The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats.
"Chile needs and the people have clamoured for this reform, which must transform quality education into a right," Bachelet said at a bill-signing ceremony.
Just as materialism and the consumer revolution transformed standards of living in the 20th century, so I believe experientialism and an "experience revolution" can transform quality of life in the 21st century.
In this study, we use a control chart in the literature for monitoring the variability of the transformed quality characteristics.
"These are small, urban interventions that can transform quality of life in the city," Gutierrez says.
In conclusion, it may be argued that there has never been a greater need to introduce effective strategies for HRM into the NHS for individual clinicians to transform quality and productivity.
Using a nested components of variance analysis, with logarithmically transformed quality control measurements across all batches [ 29], the estimated overall (intrabatch and interbatch) coefficients of variation for estrone, estradiol, testosterone, androstenedione, DHEAS, and SHBG were 20%, 4.3 %, 10 %, 10 8.4%, and 4.3%, respectively.
