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Finally, there is prescriptive models which are the high level of analytics in smart grid, because they affect marketing, engagement strategies and the decisions to make [22].
As most of the processes for collaborative business are dynamic business processes that frequently change in accordance with business collaboration situations, current major business process modeling technologies, which are designed for modeling prescriptive business scenarios, are not appropriate for describing collaborative business requiring dynamic change.
Some of my inhibitions I put down to universally prudish middle-class mores, but the rest I attribute to my Muslim inheritance, which is very prescriptive about sex, with the emphasis on what not to do.
Mr. Maxwell, who plans to take the show to London and Berlin in November, responded by e-mail, "For me there is an 'institution' that surrounds William Shakespeare which is subtly prescriptive -- you know, 'make it important -- or else.' I find it has nothing to do with performing the play, and nothing to do with my life.
Currently, maritime safety is globally regulated by internationally agreed prescriptive rules, which are usually revised in reaction to accidents.
Our experiences with a virtual computer laboratory have shown that hands-on activities which are designed based on a prescriptive, step-by-step approach do not always achieve the expected learning outcomes.
First, it is prescriptive, which is to say that moral judgments express the will in a way analogous to commands.
We developed a resilience framework based on two criteria, control, which may be prescriptive, mixed or discretionary, and response, considering planned and non-planned actions.
