CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SUBOPTIMISE
PRESENT
Present
I suboptimise
you suboptimise
he/she/it suboptimises
we suboptimise
you suboptimise
they suboptimise
Present continuous
I am suboptimising
you are suboptimising
he/she/it is suboptimising
we are suboptimising
you are suboptimising
they are suboptimising
Present perfect
I have suboptimised
you have suboptimised
he/she/it has suboptimised
we have suboptimised
you have suboptimised
they have suboptimised
Present perfect continuous
I have been suboptimising
you have been suboptimising
he/she/it has been suboptimising
we have been suboptimising
you have been suboptimising
they have been suboptimising
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I suboptimised
you suboptimised
he/she/it suboptimised
we suboptimised
you suboptimised
they suboptimised
Past continuous
I was suboptimising
you were suboptimising
he/she/it was suboptimising
we were suboptimising
you were suboptimising
they were suboptimising
Past perfect
I had suboptimised
you had suboptimised
he/she/it had suboptimised
we had suboptimised
you had suboptimised
they had suboptimised
Past perfect continuous
I had been suboptimising
you had been suboptimising
he/she/it had been suboptimising
we had been suboptimising
you had been suboptimising
they had been suboptimising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will suboptimise
you will suboptimise
he/she/it will suboptimise
we will suboptimise
you will suboptimise
they will suboptimise
Future continuous
I will be suboptimising
you will be suboptimising
he/she/it will be suboptimising
we will be suboptimising
you will be suboptimising
they will be suboptimising
Future perfect
I will have suboptimised
you will have suboptimised
he/she/it will have suboptimised
we will have suboptimised
you will have suboptimised
they will have suboptimised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been suboptimising
you will have been suboptimising
he/she/it will have been suboptimising
we will have been suboptimising
you will have been suboptimising
they will have been suboptimising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would suboptimise
you would suboptimise
he/she/it would suboptimise
we would suboptimise
you would suboptimise
they would suboptimise
Conditional continuous
I would be suboptimising
you would be suboptimising
he/she/it would be suboptimising
we would be suboptimising
you would be suboptimising
they would be suboptimising
Conditional perfect
I would have suboptimise
you would have suboptimise
he/she/it would have suboptimise
we would have suboptimise
you would have suboptimise
they would have suboptimise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been suboptimising
you would have been suboptimising
he/she/it would have been suboptimising
we would have been suboptimising
you would have been suboptimising
they would have been suboptimising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you suboptimise
we let´s suboptimise
you suboptimise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to suboptimise
Past participle
suboptimised
Present Participle
suboptimising
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUBOPTIMISE»
Discover the use of
suboptimise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
suboptimise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Production Development: Design and Operation of Production ...
... feasible to suboptimise different parts of the system. This requires an
awareness and understanding of the need to consider all parts of the production
system and how they interact. The development towards knowledge-based
manufacturing ...
Monica Bellgran, Eva Kristina Säfsten, 2009
2
Systems Thinking in the Public Sector
... and it assumes knowledge – otherwise how do we know what is 'achievable'
and 'realistic'? SMART is a plausible framework which is only likely to promote
the use of arbitrary measures that will suboptimise the system. When people ask
for ...
3
Transforming the Internal Logistic Network
Nano-Chain ”An internal system that efficientlyfeeds production” Maximizes
manufacturing efficiencies Can suboptimise inbound and outbound processes
Can divert corporatestrategic emphasis and energies toward mostly internal
activities ...
4
State Management: An Enquiry Into Models of Public ...
Some theorists have rejected the functional approach, contending that
organisations must be seen as configurations of antagonistic groups that aim to
promote their conflicting interests. Bureaucracies tend to suboptimise results or
outcomes.
5
The Five Literacies of Global Leadership: What Authentic ...
... instead to focus on banal, quantifiable tasks that suboptimise performance and
cause distress, conflict and confusion. We practise oppression rather than
liberation. We compartmentalise people's lives in order to play them off against
each ...
Richard David Hames, 2007
6
Project Management: Designing Effective Organisational ...
There is a tendency to suboptimise the project. • It tends to result in low
motivation of assigned project staff. • It does not facilitate a holistic approach to
the project. (summarised from Meredith & Mantel 1995) In many respects it can
be argued ...
David Richard Moore, 2008
7
Organisation Change and Development
Groups also suboptimise to ensure their own self-interest, often at the expense of
the larger organisation. This means that groups will often resist changes that do
not directly benefit them individually. Managers sometimes mistakenly assume ...
8
Motivation, Ability and Confidence Building in People
... motivation is the most common in IT teams. Since the IT teams are remote from
their business clients and other stakeholders, they are forced to suboptimise their
intrinsic motivation to the areas of skill variety, autonomy and feedback.
9
Collaborative Wisdom: From Pervasive Logic to Effective ...
Recentresearch looking intothereasons whycross border marketpenetrations
suboptimise andfailtakes a more comprehensive view beyondthe oftencited
issueof cultural distance. Increasingly thereisa realisation thatthere area rangeof
...
10
Delivering Public Services that Work (Volume 1)
Targets are not the way to improve systems, indeed they suboptimise a system
and make performance worse. 1. east devon distriCt CounCil: housing BeneFits
transFormed Denise Lyon, 1 East Devon District Council: Housing Benefits ...
Peter Middleton, John Seddon
