Sentence examples for connected sectors from inspiring English sources
There are substantial challenges facing humanity in the water and related sectors and purposeful integration of the disciplines, connected sectors and interest groups is now perceived as essential to address them.
The new novel sticks to two connected sectors of the past: the early 1500s in Florence, and the later 16th century in the new (but soon to be abandoned) Mughal capital of Fatehpur Sikri.
The polar maps were normalized to the mean of six connected sectors showing the highest overall uptake in the left ventricular myocardium.
Added layers represent increasing codon combinations from two to four, and the connected sectors from each layer display the codon name and the codon or codon combination number in parenthesis.
Based on the last sentences, it is worthwhile to briefly underline the importance of competition law in the food supply chain which connects sectors with a very articulated structure.
Particular care should be observed if suppliers are located in high-risk jurisdictions or connected with sectors particularly vulnerable to exploitation, such as China, as evidenced in the melamine in milk crisis.
With thousands of sites already connected, public sector organisations were asked to either adopt the PSBA, or justify why not.
As such Data Futures needs to be understood infrastructurally as a dynamic sociotechnical assemblage of people, organizations, policies, technologies and legalities, all operating toward the realization of a utopian vision of a 'smart, connected,' HE sector based on massive volumes of student data and analysis.
They were connected to Sector airfields by landline and could communicate intelligence in real time.
NGOs and government aid agencies can connect various sectors of society, including civil society, thinktanks and the private sector.
Strategies to address this challenge include the identification of key individuals to connect separate sectors, knowledge translation activities that take account of sectoral differences, and the tailoring of messages to different audiences.
