Sentence examples for a regionalised from inspiring English sources

This has become a regionalised election".

Group stage: 16 groups of four teams organised on a regionalised basis.

In a regionalised world, progress could be quicker, both within and between blocks.

"We will do what we can to help the French mission and to contribute to a regionalised approach," he added.

I would prefer a regionalised plan over the current tendency towards centralised management and mothership sporting arenas.

When evaluated against 2970 observations, the snow density model outperforms a regionalised density-time curve reducing biases from −0.027 g cm−3 to −0.004 g cm−3 (7%).

The answer to the issue of substrate channelling towards a given product will need to come from a consideration of the regionalised distribution of the different PI-metabolising enzymes that determines that the same PI species can have distinct destinies in different locations.

"Japanese foods are extremely regionalised … A basic dish, such as tempura soba, has multiple regional variations".

As papermaking spread through China it became a highly competitive and regionalised practice, and papermakers relied heavily on local vegetation for raw materials.

Future proposals are geared towards a possible political integration, as well as airline amalgamation, regionalised stock exchange and a currency union, which Central Bank of Barbados governor Dr Marion Wilson believes is essential and achievable, though a narrowing of the differential between the region's interest and exchange rates will have to be accelerated if the 2010 deadline is to be met.

This may be part of a general shift towards more regionalised climates and environments, at least in the northern hemisphere.