Sentence examples for context of planning from inspiring English sources
In the context of planning sustainable transport systems, trade-offs between the economy and the environment, and between the economy and social justice have received considerable attention.
Understanding of educational affordances is important in the context of planning a suitable intervention to support pedagogically effective integration of PDA technology.
Here, in the context of planning restoration of some semblance of historical vegetation pattern disturbance process interactions, we briefly revisit why it is theoretically sound to estimate the range and variation in historical forest spatial patterns.
This EV agent is to be used within the context of planning the electricity grid, to understand how the increasing number of vehicles and the way they are used will impact the current infrastructure.
Each referral for MRI is also checked by a radiologist before the actual examination in the context of planning the protocol, and the corresponding clinical patient files can usually be evaluated if necessary.
The aim here was to clarify the nature and specificity of these sensory-motor responses in the context of planning object-directed hand and tool movements.
When the subject is mentioned, it is mostly in the context of plans for next season, to be directed by his successor, Richard Gaddes.
The increasing popularity and adoption of Agile Software Development ASDD) methods have brought architecture-centric methods and practices into question as agile followers tend to perceive architecture in the context of plan-driven software development.
Indeed, according to an official report of the Ministry of Defense, published in Ha'aretz newspaper (the Spiegel Report), the settlements have the theoretical potential to build 40,000 new housing units - units that are already in the pipeline in the context of plans that were previously approved.
The five carrier-related formal models are settled in the context of transportation planning.
It produces an added value for UFT policy-making and it can be framed in the overall context of transport planning.
