Sentence examples for views of planning from inspiring English sources
In these respects, it departed from the representation-crunching intensive traditional views of planning and decision-making that had characterized classic AI and was characterized by Brooks as providing "intelligence without representation".
For astronomical users of the VLTI, some familiarity with these ideas is beneficial from the point of view of planning interferometric observations and in understanding what limitations different hardware implementations may give rise to.
Now what is important from the point of view of planning risk reduction strategies is to understand how some of these psychological correlates, particularly those relating to sensation seeking and peer group influences translate into the daily actions of mobile male migrants.
From the view point of planning TTP studies, the low proportion of planned pregnancies has implications for sample size calculation and allocation of resources.
11 From a functional point of view, these problems of planning abilities may affect the quality of the sit-to-stand (STS) and back-to-sit (BTS) transfers.
From the point of view of planning, the reliance on sustainable energy sources creates a "spatial-resource-planning continuum" that can only be approached in an integrated way.
From the point of view of planning, landscape has the following functions: production (economic) functions, regulatory (ecological) functions, and social functions.
In order to understand diversification you first have to take a comprehensive view of the process of planning a portfolio.
These could be applied to the different subjects included in our discipline (radiological anatomy, general radiology, and sub-specialty areas, radiation protection), from the point of view of design, planning and evaluation.
This paper presents an integrated view of a wide range of planning systems derived from different theoretical foundations.
There are certain findings that are significant from the point of view of energy planning.
