Sentence examples for defining courses from inspiring English sources

Transportation systems are complex sociotechnical systems and this dual nature is reflected in the literature dealing with their planning, i.e. defining courses of action from both public and private points of view.

Defining courses by "coverage" is part of a preparation for life rather than a life itself perspective.

The Colorado River carves a defining course through North American geography and history.

Vegetables would come after as, for the most part, Italians prefer a sequence of small, defined courses.

With the field still loosely defined, courses on terrorism depend to a larger than usual degree on the perspectives and goals of those who teach them.

GEM models of mammary cancer that have defined courses of tumor progression are excellent choices for prevention studies.

It will follow a more defined course, constrained by embankments of capital, funding and risk management.

Those who helped produce the unexpected Tory victory last June can hardly object to Mr. Heath's effort to embark on his clearly defined course.

I visited one of these schools last winter, and heard how the teachers there work together to define course objectives, and then help their students prepare portfolios demonstrating their achievements.

Where the case turns on the applicability of a state statute or regulation to a particular person or a defined course of conduct, resolution of the unsettled question of state law may eliminate any need for constitutional adjudication.

The assembly of the plasmodial PLP-synthesis machinery follows a hierarchically defined course, which seems to be essential for activity [19].