Sentence examples for with prescriptive from inspiring English sources

Yehiav believes the challenge of sifting through IoT data can be overcome with prescriptive analytics.

The article critically analyzes a situated learning context designed with prescriptive aims.

Adopting the DSR paradigm, we developed a decision model that combines descriptive knowledge on BPS with prescriptive knowledge on VBM.

Similar points are put forward in Seoane and Williams 2006, where scientific discourse is contrasted with prescriptive legal discourse.

Moore says AAMC is also not happy with "prescriptive" language in the bill, such as a stipulation that NIH support 16,670 training grants.

Thus, according to the equivalent performance concept, its potential durability has to be proved through comparison with reference mixtures complying with prescriptive standard requirements.

Timeline approach is commonly applied in performance-based design for many big construction projects with difficulties to comply with the prescriptive fire safety codes.

An independent, general argument against an intentional condition on rule guidance has been provided by Boghossian (2008, 493f): He argues that the relevant intentional state would be a state with general (prescriptive) content, and that acting under particular circumstances on an intentional state with general content always involves some sort of inference.

But isn't this the education secretary who, in speaking of the history syllabus, insisted that he was not going to come up with any prescriptive lists?

At times he offers a neo-Shavian satire on the absurdity of doctors who seek to cure the king's madness with a prescriptive rigidity.

This interest in language was expressed in Varro's work on words and grammar, De Lingua Latina (43?), with its prescriptive tone.