Sentence examples for wisdom model from inspiring English sources

Cyber-Physical Systems concept is the most promising approach to implement the knowledge/ wisdom model of the enterprise.

Emissions from woodfuel were derived using the WISDOM model [4] that estimates the fraction of non-renewable biomass (NRB) in relation to supply and demand potential [4].

In the WISDOM model, woodfuel derived as a byproduct of deforestation activities was not included in order to avoid double-counting deforestation emissions.

As the WISDOM model estimates only include the aboveground biomass pool, an expansion factor of 1.32 was applied to conservatively estimate the total biomass, based on the American Carbon Registry's Energy efficiency measures in thermal applications of nonrenewable biomass methodology [2], based on the CDM-approved methodology AMS‐II.G, Version 05.0.

To his daughters he was a source of unconditional love and support, of patience and wisdom, a model of integrity, a teacher and storyteller, a proud father who openly adored his girls.

By going with the conventional wisdom, we modeled the barrier fracture right after breakthrough occurs in all of the streamline models.

Yet, by challenging conventional wisdom, the models may encourage others to try their own experiments.

This chapter introduces a Wireless Integrated Secure Data Options Model (WISDOM) that provides three tiered security options, with proper hardware, software, and security requirements delineated to secure a wireless local area networks (WLAN) at a corresponding security level equivalent to the wired network with which it connects.

They argue further that the laissez-faire Wisdom of Crowds model (according to which local differences in methodological standards will cancel each other out), while perhaps adequate if the question is one of reliability, is not adequate for addressing these issues of accountability.

St. Benedict is a saint, a wisdom figure, a model who can inspire and challenge laity and clergy, Catholics and others, men and women, certainly not only medieval monks or nuns, but all persons in the 21st century.

In the decade that followed, the same over-confidence in the power and wisdom of financial models bred a disastrous culture of complacency, ending in the 2008 crash.