Sentence examples for decisive elements of from inspiring English sources
In this period, decisive elements of early modern toleration discourse were formed: the distinction between church authority and individual religious conscience on the one hand and the separation of religious and secular authority on the other.
In this viewpoint, we drew on the experiences of all schemes paying for biodiversity outcomes/results on agricultural land operating in the EU and EFTA countries with the aim of reviewing the decisive elements of the schemes' design and implementation as well as the challenges and opportunities of adopting a results-based approach.
His case is among several in recent years to call into question some of the scientific principles that once guided fire investigations — including the idea that multiple and independent points of a fire's origin were proof of arson, a decisive element of Mr. Taylor's prosecution.
The decisive element of such an extension is the introduction of a parameter characterizing the strength of the interaction between two continuous media ("phases") representing the soil and the reinforcing inclusions, respectively.
Of particular interest in this context is, if Fiji's political orientation after 2006 has just been a temporary necessity born out of political isolation or if Fiji's policy of fostering South South relations will remain a decisive element of the country's foreign policy in the long term.
Ubiquitin ligase (E3) is a decisive element of the ubiquitin-proteasome system (UPS), which is the main pathway for intracellular protein turnover.
Since the ET-axis represents crucial decisive elements for the direction of tumour growth, invasion and neo-angiogenesis, it provides a promising intervention point for molecular targeted therapies.
The decisive elements for the model are the voltage dependencies and reversal potentials of the omega currents.
Entrepreneur B's personal network was the decisive element for the identification of opportunities in all start-ups (except PB4).
Thereby it becomes apparent that controlling the reward distribution function is a decisive element for the success of meta-organizations.
In this case, we see again (as in the example of BINSE) that technological innovation plays a central role (the smart meters and live updates on prices); however, the decisive element for the success of this initiative is whether or not the consumers indeed change their electricity consumption practices.
