Sentence examples for current industrialization from inspiring English sources

Airbus Military launched the CALIPSOneo project to investigate how to improve the current industrialization design processes and to facilitate a collaborative working environment to the multidisciplinary design teams.

ES supply and demand take place in distinctive patterns in Africa due to the continent's characteristic spatial heterogeneity, rich biodiversity, demographic developments, resource endowment, resource management conflicts, and fragile political landscapes, along with current industrialization and urbanization processes.

Current industrialization, environmental problems, and the rate of depletion of fossil fuels have raised the global demand for alternative and renewable sources of energy [ 1, 2].

However, the current rapid urbanization, industrialization and expansion of different economic activities were lead to contamination of environmental resources.

This was greatly aggravated by current rate of industrialization and urbanization that release huge amount of heavy metals to surrounding environment.

This article presents a review of the recent progress of dense ceramic OPMR, including membrane materials, membrane architecture, membrane reactor design, new applications in energy and environmental fields, current challenges related to industrialization and future research.

However, the current rapid rate of industrialization and urbanization (Jiang et al. 2013) and economic activities like mining (Navarro et al. 2008), agriculture (Vaalgamaa and Conley 2008; Syed et al. 2012), industries and transportation (Jaradat et al. 2005; David and Sunday 2012) leads to contamination of environmental resources due to huge amount of waste they generate.

The national industrial development policy emphasizes on sustainable industrialization, and under the current investment strategy, GoR plans to establish a free economic zone now special economic zone regime including a designated industrial zone with utilities and other support amenities (Fig. 4).

Finally, current challenges related to the industrialization of MCMs are addressed and possible future research is also outlined.

What to do? Turn away from current development models, which focus on industrialization and will continue to pump out carbon dioxide, Tudge says, and support grass-roots arbo-centric economies.

Somehow, we must reverse the perverse cycle created by industrialization and transform the current ecological footprint into valuable assets, for all sub-systems of the biosphere.