Sentences with phrase «as iterative»

* Worked with projects implemented in SDLC methodologies such as Iterative, Agile an...

Expertise with integrated logistics support (ILS) as an iterative process and overseeing aspects of Configuration management, IT Asset planning and logistics operations.

Designing the UML driven documents and XP technologies such as iterative development, pair programming, refactoring, and JUnit testing

The V30S is as iterative as upgrades come, but considering that LG's just improving upon an already great phone, it's hard to really complain about what's being offered here.

Adaptation as an iterative risk management process.

The idea that we can fix the problem of the Boy Who Cried Wolf if we wold only «Embrace science as an iterative process» is hilarious.

By then, One X will have cemented its identity in consumer's eyes as iterative hardware that's just another Xbox One.

We define «applied professional development» as an iterative training process that extends into the actual classroom and student experience with support, guidance and feedback from experts.

The authors emphasize that the design of high - quality classroom and large - scale assessments is a complex process best characterized as iterative and interdependent, rather than linear and sequential.

As iterative as gaming is, it's rare that a release comes so close to it's progenitor that it can rightly be called a clone.

Look at submission, revision, and resubmission «as an iterative process,» suggests Phil Corlett, a postdoc at the Brain Mapping Unit at Cambridge.

Donatelli, CAMERA director James Sethian and Zwart developed their M - TIP framework by developing a mathematical generalization of a class of algorithms known as iterative phasing techniques, which are used for determining structure in a simpler problem, known as phase retrieval.

Not exact matches

As with the new iPhones, it's an iterative update more than a wholesale refresh.

Rather, they got there through a rocky road of learn, unlearn, re-learn — an iterative process that is just as much a skill as it is a habit.

Monitoring and revisiting those sources can provide an ongoing source of insight for iterative improvements as you implement tactics that are more thoughtful about consumer behaviors.

Ardath Albee has a wonderful process you can use to create personas — or you can learn more about iterative personas, which aren't as formal.

These points are all, of course, interrelated: Apple's organizational structure, focus, and release - focused development cycle enable it to create highly differentiated products, even as the exact same structure, focus, and development cycle underly the company's struggles in iterative services.1 Similarly, Amazon's highly modular structure, varied businesses, and iterative approach to those businesses enable it to create services with itself as its first, best, customer, and then extend those services to developers and retailers, even as the exact same factors lead to product disasters like the Fire Phone.

And this is critical: So long as our regulators provide absolute clarity — and the freedom to innovate, through iterative failure and success — we will see a great number of creative models successfully emerge, some more constrained, some more liberated, some high - risk, some low - risk, and everything in between.

The time for iterative change has passed and we need to work differently as a sector.

One developer described Albany as built on «years of iterative regulations.»

However, he adds, as long as researchers use the portal in an iterative way to steadily improve the understanding of different probes, it should help the community.

Scientists at PTB have found a new approach to this problem: they have, for the first time, considered the occurring distortions as mathematical convolution and used the Richardson - Lucy method — an iterative procedure — for the deconvolution.

Avila has contributed in particular to complex one - dimensional dynamics — how a mathematical function with a single variable evolves when the solution is «fed back» into the function as the next value of the variable in an iterative process.

In response, Page and colleagues devised what is known as SHIMS (single - haplotype iterative mapping and sequencing) to establish a definitive reference DNA sequence of the Y chromosome.

The result of this iterative process is often quirky and innovative, such as Källman's Darwin bookcase.

Grant's method, called «iterative structure factor retrieval,» allows scientists to reconstruct not only the three - dimensional phases but also the three - dimensional intensities which are lost in solution scattering experiments as the molecules tumble randomly in solution.

As part of this initiative, the CAMERA team combined efforts with Ruslan Kurta, a physicist at the European XFEL (X-ray free electron laser) facility in Germany, to analyze angular correlations from the experimental data and use CAMERA's multi-tiered iterative phasing (M - TIP) algorithm to perform the first successful 3D virus reconstructions from experimental correlations.

The innovative lab design that Holmes and Wieman offer as one alternative in their paper — structured quantitative inquiry labs (SQILabs)-- emphasize iterative experimentation, decision - making and developing quantitative critical thinking skills.

Starting from tranylcypromine, which shows modest activity as a 5 - HT2C agonist, a series of 1 - aminomethyl -2-phenylcyclopropanes was investigated as 5 - HT2C agonists through iterative structural modifications.

Many respondents to the inquiry emphasised the scale and complexity of infrastructure requirements for optimal genomic medicine, such as that needed to support an iterative process for clinical interpretation of genomic data as outlined by PHG Foundation's Dr Hilary Burton.

As method development is an iterative process it is not always clear what constitutes an extension to a protocol.

Otherwise they would die off as competitors take advantage of their inability to react to what's learned during the iterative development process.

Heroes 2 is a sequel as seen in its name however it is also a more focused iterative adventure that kinks out some of the flaws of its predecessor while concentrating on providing a story that is entertaining enough on its own.

In Phase 1, iterative changes to the robot's non-verbal repertoire will be made so as to identify those characteristics that make the robot attractive and worthy of sustained interaction by young children.

As with all iterative processes, the sequence is continually repeated to further improve efficiency.

Perhaps your company or clients expect you to work in Agile or an iterative SCRUM - like environment, as today's businesses are looking towards the Agile trend.

The inclusion of new words such as «user centred design», «iterative design processes» and technical knowledge including «electrical and electronic systems» and «the use of «electronics to embed intelligence in products» is proving helpful.

We can cover off iterative design, sustainability, outsourcing, and healthy eating topics as per the design and technology curriculum with confidence.

Consistent with Agile's iterative structure, if we do our job well, these very assets will be altered and enhanced over the next few months and serve as the basis for the final deliverable.

Starter Activity Class discussion / individual tasks Practical (bridge building) Lesson is planned as a double (90/120 minutes) If you enjoyed this lesson, please see the other lessons in this or other Product Design series / SOW (where the full iterative design process is covered).

The iterative questions and spaced repetition reinforce key learning objectives we identified as essential for all new hires to know or do.

Positional authority is static and unmoving, defined and reified by law, tradition and rules, while personal authority is dynamic and iterative; it grows, develops and matures over time as we test the contours and limits of our relationships, our commitments and our engagement with the world.

Model an iterative development process for students to help them see excellent final products as the result of feedback, revisions, and many drafts.

The data collected from the gallery gatherings was foundational in planning teacher leadership training, to give stakeholders the skills needed to help develop and implement the framework as an organic, iterative process.

Though as the school year progressed and Jake had the opportunity to experience different iterative learning cycles with the research team, his pedagogy was observed to be moving slightly toward a more student - centered instructional approach.

Portfolios have been shown to be a flexible assessment format capable of addressing criteria not a part of traditional assessments, such as continuous student reflection, individual assessment of growth and change, iterative evaluation of learning goals, and the contextual examination of created products in relation to complex teaching processes (Barton & Collins, 1993; Guillaume & Yopp, 1995; Levin, 1996; Snyder, Lippincott, & Bower, 1998; Wade & Yarbrough, 1996).

Principals, as instructional leaders, are in the throes of facilitating a paradigm shift away from thinking about teacher effectiveness through the lens of static teacher ratings toward a holistic view of the learning process, with a keen focus on the constant, iterative interaction that exists between students and teachers.

As I'm sure you know, test development is an iterative process, with improvement coming through rounds of review and editing.

Seeing applied professional development as an ongoing process with opportunities for iterative refinements brings teacher learning to a new level and creates a real asset for course design.

That «Microsoft» model of making programs has been replaced in the last decade or so by iterative programming, where you make a Minimum Viable Product as soon as possible, and let a small group of people (alpha or beta testers) use it and give you feedback and report bugs.