Sentence examples for coexistence regime from inspiring English sources

The article builds on both regime theory and conflict resolution theory to analyse its institutional design and effects, posing two research questions: First, what is the institutional design of the Norwegian oil and fisheries coexistence regime?

This leads us to focus on the central position of the NP for N = 55 where the scale of atomic motion can be peculiarly large for small NPs (Jellinek observed that < u> in the center of the particle can actually be maximal in the dynamic coexistence regime, reflecting the fact the central particle is constantly being kicked out of the cluster center).

We describe an apparatus used to make precise determinations of the coexistence regimes and critical points of single, binary, and multi-component fluids.

Even Iraq's Kurds have established a relationship of coexistence with the regime, denying Iraqi opposition leaders access to Kurdish territory.

(This analysis is valid for all tie-lines at Λ > Λ*, and also applies to the set of tie-lines parallel to the φ = ψ-diagonal of the phase diagram for 0 < Λ < Λ*.) As argued above, no three-phase coexistence region exists in this regime.

The non-choking transition, however, is characterized by a smooth shift from the dilute flow to the dense flow, without an area for coexistence of flow regimes.

With a decrease of NP size, the melting and cooling curves change from dynamic coexistence to the "overlapping" regime.

Various possibilities of coexistence of the response regimes are predicted analytically and demonstrated numerically.

For example, in a displacement controlled uniaxial test Lüders banding leads to coexistence of two deformation regimes while the stress remains relatively unchanged.

In pure bending experiments on pseudoelastic NiTi tubes, this asymmetry manifests as coexistence of two curvature regimes with diamond-shaped patterns of martensite developing on the tensioned side.

This paper examines the effects of the coexistence of different market regimes on the spatial distribution of international traffic flows, and draws some conclusions with respect to the appropriate design of future German air transport policy.