Sentence examples for a worldwide model from inspiring English sources

He presented Aceh Green to the world at the 2007 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Bali, where, to the applause of the world's environmentalists, he declared that he intended to turn his province into a worldwide model of sustainability.

Jaiswal et al. (2011) published a worldwide model to predict economic impacts for any earthquake.

As human losses depend on the exposed population, as suggested by Samardjieva and Badal (2002) for a worldwide model, here a Mediterranean model was also derived that considered the exposed population (POP.Unit) and damage.

The professional turning point was not lost on Nef, nor was its larger significance: she had become the first openly transgender woman to receive a worldwide modelling contract.

Beyond its role in pioneering microfinance and poverty-reduction programs that have now been adopted worldwide, Grameen Bank is a shining worldwide model of what it means to empower women -- even, especially, poor rural women.

These data were scaled with a worldwide hydrology model in the Global Land Data Assimilation System (Rodell et al. 2004).

Reactor antineutrino production is calculated adopting the data from a worldwide reference model from Baldoncini et al. (2015).

The team used a worldwide climate model that incorporated normal month-to-month variations in sea surface temperatures and sea ice coverage, among other climate factors, to simulate 12,000 years' worth of weather.

On the basis of a worldwide reference model for reactor antineutrinos, the ratio between reactor antineutrino and geoneutrino signals in the geoneutrino energy window is estimated to be 0.7 considering reactors operating in year 2013 and reaches a value of 8.9 by adding the contribution of the future nuclear power plants.

The International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) is a worldwide accepted model of the World Health Organization (WHO) providing a universal language for the description of functioning and includes the domains Body Structures, Body Functions, Activities and Participation as well as Personal and Environmental Factors (Fig. 1).

In the worldwide model, the infectious period was assumed to be constant over time and was set at 1.5 days, to give essentially the same growth rate as the national model [ 4, 6].