Sentence examples for based on the modernization from inspiring English sources
Despite the long history of transhumant herders' seasonal movements into the Sudanian zones of West Africa to take advantage of pastures and water, there are conflicting national policies on transhumance in the region; these policies are based on the modernization paradigm that sees mobile pastoralism as backward (Asse et al. 2010).
Based on the accumulation of TCM modernization, Chen group provided web servers for virtual screening and de novo drug design [ 12, 13].
Afterward, Japan embarked on a rapid program of modernization based on the wholesale adoption of Western norms of political and economic behaviour, including European notions of sovereignty and diplomatic practice.
To support this process, we propose a method based on the principles of Architecture-Driven Modernization (ADM) which automates the migration of Web applications to CMS-based Web applications.
Based on the World Bank's recently released Border Management Modernization Handbook, author Gerard McLinden argues in favor of a more cross-dimensional reform and modernization agenda based on the concept of collaborative border management (CBM).
The process is based on the use of traceability matrices that relate modernization requirements, RIA features and patterns.
Studies of modernization and economic development based on the Rostowian logic and the so-called naturally defined stages were conceived as Westernization (Rostow 1971); (Hoselitz 1971); (Huntington 1968); (Apter 1965).
But modernization is incompatible with a statehood based on the specter of Stalin and faith in the magic empowerment of the apathetic people by forces of the state.
Second, our analyses based on the rural and urban areas subsamples assessed to a certain extent the validity of the notion of modernization of ideas.
Based on the author's epic walk, this is the remarkable story of personal commitment in the literal "rediscovery" of the old Tokugawa highway connecting Edo Tokyoo) with Kyoto, which Japanese today believe to have been obliterated by twentieth-century modernization.
