- concept. For example, in medicine, the
phenomenon of
health might be
operationalized by one or more
indicators like body m****
index or
tobacco smoking....
-
model operationalization), as
defined by Gartner, "is
focused primarily on the
governance and
lifecycle management of a wide
range of
operationalized artificial...
- The 1st
Special Forces Operational Detachment–Delta (1st SFOD-D), also
known as
Delta Force,
Combat Applications Group (CAG), or
within Joint Special...
- option)
While an
attribute is
often intuitive, the
variable is the
operationalized way in
which the
attribute is
represented for
further data processing...
-
Operations research (British English:
operational research) (U.S. Air
Force Specialty Code:
Operations Analysis),
often shortened to the
initialism OR...
- In
accounting and finance,
earnings before interest and
taxes (EBIT) is a
measure of a firm's
profit that
includes all
incomes and
expenses (operating...
- An
operational amplifier (often op amp or opamp) is a DC-coupled
electronic voltage amplifier with a
differential input, a (usually) single-ended output...
- outcome. Similarly,
concepts can
remain abstract or can be
operationalized.
Operationalizing a
sociological concept takes it to the
concrete level by defining...
-
Operational calculus, also
known as
operational analysis, is a
technique by
which problems in analysis, in
particular differential equations, are transformed...
-
process of children:
sensorimotor stage, pre-
operational stage,
concrete operational stage, and
formal operational stage. Each
stage describes a
specific age...
