Sentence examples for a transition framework from inspiring English sources

Current approaches in livestock management in the ADB can be summarized in a transition framework of grassland livestock production systems (Fig. 2), where demands and supplies are balanced through economic incentives.

The general approach to a transition framework is the characterization and explanation of a set of long-run irreversible changes of substantial social, ecological, cultural, political, behavioral or health significance with enduring global generalization, which are experienced as a society is transformed from one state or structure to another.

As a result, an "ecodesign transition framework" is proposed by combining a three-level systemic approach, considering both top-down planning and bottom-up innovation, with new types of interaction and dynamic cycles of action and learning, with a deep stakeholder management.

The paper presents a design transition framework at the interface between the optimisation technology and the process synthesis representation as well as customisation aspects that enable an efficient search of the vast number of processing candidates generally comprising the solution space of the optimisation problem.

We must make sure that a just transition framework is guiding the process so that energy workers and frontline communities hit hardest by the end of the fossil fuel era are first in line when it comes to re-investment.

This study analyses the risks associated with burns, scalds and poisonings from the use of household fuels in South Africa, adopting an environmental risk transition framework.

This work introduces and develops a transition control framework that consists of multiple fixed and adaptive models within a state-shared non-minimal realization and an H∞ controller design.

Guided by the diabetes transition framework of Hanna (26), we used a mixed-method approach to assess transition events (e.g., changes in doctors), personal characteristics (e.g., self-efficacy), and environmental features (e.g., parent-child relationships) and to characterize the experiences of youth and their families surrounding the process of transitioning and ultimately transferring care.

However, the simple homogeneous Markovian transition framework is restrictive.

To this end, we first apply the Management and Transition Framework (MTF) in order to describe three multilevel regimes in Lesotho.

The Management and Transition Framework is used for problem diagnosis (Stage One), context-sensitive process design (Stage Two) and analysis of requirements for the institutionalization of participatory water management (Stage Five).