Sentence examples for differentiated framework from inspiring English sources

A differentiated framework for spatial planning from the resource point of view must take into account.

In this regard, supporting a differentiated framework for the European integration might be a good strategy to achieve the mentioned symbiotic institutionalization instead of a normative (federalist) framework imposing too much hegemonic power over the nation state (Walker, 1998).

This paper examines the willingness for Korean consumers to pay a premium for renewable electricity under a differentiated good framework by applying the contingent valuation method.

Although, as we go on to show in our discussion below, these differentiated discursive frameworks are far from straightforward in practical, material and institutional terms.

The differentiated services (DiffServ) framework provides a simple and scalable methodology for addressing quality of service issues in IP networks.

Fairness is one of the important problems in assured forwarding (AF) performance in the differentiated services (DiffServ) framework [An architecture for differentiated services, RFC 2475, IETF, December 1998; A two-bit differentiated services architecture for the Internet, Internet-draft, draft-nichols-diff-svc-arch-02.pdf, IETF, April 1999].

Differentiated instruction is a framework or philosophy for effective teaching that involves providing different students with different avenues to learning.

Nevertheless, a differentiated look at the framework conditions under which the electricity market operates today (see the section 'No evidence so far for short- or medium-term capacity shortages' above) also shows that the Energiewende is just one of numerous causes of possible supply constraints.

Factors were differentiated using the conceptual framework categories of context, process and outcomes [ 13].

Based on these insights, concrete ideas are formulated on how to optimise this 'standardised and generalised framework' of differentiated integration, touching upon questions of efficacy, efficiency and legitimacy.

This paper proposes a framework for spatially differentiated sustainability assessment to support the design of global supply chains.