incremental change

collocation in English

meanings of incrementaland change

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incremental
adjective
uk /ˌɪŋ.krəˈmen.təl/ us /ˌɪŋ.krəˈmen.t̬əl/
in a series ...
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change
noun
uk /tʃeɪndʒ/ us /tʃeɪndʒ/
the act of becoming different, or the result of something ...
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Examples of incremental change

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We focus in this article on incrementalchange, but our framework also sheds light on cases of episodic change.
In the process, however, he requested a new government committed to reform, since domestic pressures had convinced him that incrementalchange was necessary.
While sudden and major changes in primary health care delivery are unlikely (and undesirable), significant incrementalchange around health promotion is possible.
Criticism by public opinion or institutions can stimulate incrementalchange in institutions.
As new ideas have become more popular and as interests have put more emphasis on grazing policy, incrementalchange has occurred.
With blame avoidance, the book argues that incrementalchange is more likely than major change, presumably because incremental change is less noticed by the electorate.
Nonetheless, changing ideas can lead to incrementalchange, which can support reform at a later critical juncture.
Thus, an incrementalchange in seat share should have weaker consequences for leaders of major parties.
The incrementalchange upon stimulation from deep anesthesia was larger.
Incrementalchange, in contrast, is generally confined to a specific issue area or task environment.
A micro-window, in contrast, creates the possibility for only incrementalchange, because officials' writs are limited and are confined to a specific policy area.
In other words, one must imagine what would happen to the dependent variable with an incrementalchange in the independent variable.
Taken together, the above issues and the economic and social pressures on primary care have resulted in missed opportunities for cumulative, incrementalchange involving health promotion.
This is clearly important, given the implications of some of their recommendations and how restrictive they would be if required by regulations, such as traditional designs and incrementalchange.
This omission if foreshadowed in the foreword where he admits that his dominant interpretive framework is the pragmatic model of incrementalchange punctuated by sudden bursts of radical reform.
Grindle calls these reforms audacious because they constitute a dramatic departure from the usual processes of slow incrementalchange.
It cleared the ground for a capital gains tax but also showed where the advantage of incremental change would lie (in having a tax which covered long-term gains).
It might also make incrementalchange seem impossible, even worthless, in a real world where habits die but slowly, and most ' muddle through ' in less-than-ideal circumstances (pp. 216-17, 267).
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