Sentence examples for as a common resource from inspiring English sources
And the problem of the commons today is that we still tend to think of it as a common resource, whether it be oceans and rivers or fish stocks.
Debbie Barker, a program director for SOS, said a Bowman victory at the supreme court could nudge the industry towards opening up and treating seeds as a common resource, not a fiercely fought-over commercial battleground.
To improve this situation, we argue that an open, self-sustained, and committed community is required to co-develop agricultural models and associated data and tools as a common resource.
However, when regulators meet for the World Radiocommunication Conference in Geneva, starting on June 9th, they will try to harmonise their plans to expand the part of the spectrum that can be used without a licence, treating it as a common resource.These two different regulatory models are already competing across the airwaves.
When identified, those concepts should be treated as a common resource of the whole domain which makes it necessary to provide it as such to the interested parties.
Mathematically, each task was modeled as abstractions from a common resource allocation task.
Roughly speaking, coalitional game theory studies the actions of a group of individual agents (such as mobile devices) that compete for a common resource (such as the wireless medium) by possibly finding synergies and forming coalitions among each others.
In this context, security must be regarded as a public asset, a common resource essential to a community's living standards, and the quality of settlements and social ties has the same importance as crime prevention.
The tourism industry, then, was seen as a "commons" or a common resource that needed to be managed collectively so that they greatest amount of people possible could benefit from the economic opportunities brought by tourism.
The biological interpretation of zero-sum dynamics is that all species in the community are competing for a common resource, such as food or nesting sites.
In addition and in cooperation with the Office of Research Evaluation, the Library worked at implementing a Current Research Information System CRISS) as a standardized common resource to monitor KAUST research outputs.
