Navies are very conducive to projecting soft power: they make port visits and guard the global commons, whereas armies invade.
And also its composition was conducive to the project: repetitive binary form (A, A, B, A, B, A, Coda and C) with each repetition of A and B becoming more embellished.
Stress is not conducive to your project.
If the local enviornment isn't conducive to a large infrastructure project, the project doesn't happen (imagine damming the creek in your backyard to make your own reservoir).
Although the analysis of the museum described in the case study has achieved its goals, the authors are aware of its limitations which may be conducive to further research projects.
This study argues that project teams' social capital is conducive to overcoming barriers to learning in project-based organizations.
Compared with the drill and blast method, TBM tunnelling has significant advantages with high construction efficiency, low project cost, conducive to environmental protection, favorable stability control of surrounding rock mass, etc.
"Now, with the ongoing emergency, food is scarcer and more costly and camp conditions more conducive to disease," said Jennifer Barak, UNICEF Project Officer for Child Survival and Maternal Health Care.
In this case, NF-PROJECT was conducive to the selection of suitable nanofiltration membranes and to process optimization while significantly reducing the time span of process development.
Finally, we evaluate the extent to which the outcomes, natural resource management projects, are conducive to Ostrom's (1990) 'design principles' for sustainable common-pool resource management.
