Sentence examples for a favourable framework from inspiring English sources
"The British energy policy creates a favourable framework for the expansion of offshore wind energy.
Agent-based technologies provide a favourable framework for implementing model-based control.
The renewal of interest in fast neutron spectra reactors to meet more ambitious sustainable development criteria (i.e., resource maximisation and waste minimisation), opens a favourable framework for R&D activities in this area.
The WDMAM project (see Dyment et al. 2015a, 2015b for its recently published version 2.0, which can be downloaded at www.wdmam.org) and regional efforts to enrich the available near-surface data sets (e.g., Gaina et al. 2011; Golynsky et al. 2013), provide currently a favourable framework for such studies.
In order to achieve the major changes needed to alleviate the environmental impacts of the building sector, it is necessary to change and develop both the processes in the industry itself, and to build a favourable framework to overcome the present economic, regulatory and institutional barriers.
The design of the new study plans adapted to the guidelines of the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) attempt to bring business reality closer to the students, involving them into their learning process adopting an active model and participation and providing them a favourable framework in order to gain different skills.
Quantum mechanics thus offers a particularly favourable framework for the application of symmetry principles.
In particular, industry needs clear and coherent policy signals that provide a long-term favourable framework for development.
And descriptive analysis shows that about 60.1%% of the successful protests occurred within a favourable institutional framework.
Computational studies demonstrate an ideal HOMO to LUMO charge transfer directionality for the presented [Ir(CˆN 2(NˆN)]+ frameworks, promoting a favourable hole transfer into the NiO cathode valence band upon photoexcitation in p-type DSSC devices.
The equations derived describing contributions to the genome from individuals from a given generation provide a framework to predict the genomic composition of a population after the introgression of a favourable donor allele.
