Sentence examples for basis for integrated from inspiring English sources
Students on this project will work on a software package (called Mimi.jl) that forms the basis for integrated assessment models and facilitates coupling of different model components.
The MULINO project (MULti-sectoral, Integrated and Operational decision support system (DSS) for sustainable use of water resources at the catchment scale), funded by the Environment and Climate Programme of the European Union (EU), aims to support the scientific basis for integrated water management.
The narratives are intended as a description of plausible future conditions at the level of large world regions that can serve as a basis for integrated scenarios of emissions and land use, as well as climate impact, adaptation and vulnerability analyses.
Collectively, these neighborhoods hardly provide a basis for integrated social communities.
This in turn provides the basis for integrated water resource management at a basin scale.
Understanding these upstream-downstream linkages is an essential basis for integrated land and water resources management (ILWRM) and planning in a river basin.
This review forms a basis for integrating societal concerns, such as vulnerability, economic impacts, and management responses.
And yet at the end of May, the Jefferson County School Board voted unanimously to make Geographic Area A the basis for integrating elementary schools for the 2009 school year, a new chapter in the district's history.
Next we propose a software architecture schema which can be used as a basis for integrating existing cloud services into new applications supporting learning activities.
This serves as the basis for integrating findings from the literature on environmental innovation and technological change in a comprehensive framework for assessing policy strategies for the promotion of environmental technologies.
This whole anatomical revision is a necessary basis for integrating these fossils into the Anguilliformes (Teleostei, Elopomorpha) and gives an idea of the plesiomorphic structural pattern of the order, in which the modern forms are particularly specialised.
