Sentence examples for visible resources from inspiring English sources
In addition to these classic innovation characteristics identified by Rogers, other researchers have identified potentially important characteristics, such as adaptability, centrality to the day-to-day work of the organization, and the minimal requirement for additional visible resources (Wolfe [1994]).
While the building stock and the existing urban fabric had been clearly visible resources for initiating an urban transformation process, the more important ones in NW were rather invisible.
And those are just the visible resources that what we know of.
There are bomb-sniffing canines, rapid response teams and other less visible resources ready for anything".
At 700 feet above sea level and with no major river or visible natural resources, Oldham had poor geographic attributes compared with other settlements for investors and their engineers.
Her work renders visible how resources can be used more effectively and how continuity can be established in the nutritional care.
When we questioned the users as to what was most visible in resource management, they mostly focalized on the boats ["the boats of course on land!" (H7)] and the compost area where waste from the dry toilets is collected [ you can see these big beans" (H3)].
The launch of We Are Visible, a resource innovated by Mark Horvath to help members of the homeless community use social networks to speak up and be heard, is useful to anyone wanting to learn how to use social media.
When a system, for example, a processor, memory, or input/output (I/O) device, is virtualized, its interface and all resources visible through the interface are mapped onto the interface and resources of a real system actually implementing it.
To make the Repository resources visible to a broad user community, our available biospecimens are listed in the catalogs of other biobanks.
National counterparts' commitment must be made visible through the resources institutions are able to assign and through their capacities for strengthening the implementation, management and monitoring of public actions.
