Sentence examples for emerging disturbances from inspiring English sources
The increasing complexity and high unpredictability in manufacturing activities require immediate reactions to emerging disturbances, such us reducing bottlenecks, and avoiding brake-downs and idleness of critical equipment in order to increase productivity and therefore, the company's competitiveness.
The stimulation parameters applied during the study phase were established according to our stringent predefined study protocol (Weiss et al., 2011 b ) to achieve the best individual parameters for active subthalamic contacts in patients with emerging gait disturbances.
Willow shrubs (Salix species) are one of the first plants to emerge following disturbances on floodplains and occasionally on uplands as well.
Exploring these technological novelties, they promise to revolutionize the way current plant floors operate and react to emerging opportunities and disturbances.
Functional sub-domains within myosin have emerged as disturbance propagators essential to transduction.
Recent evidence has supported a role of sleep disturbances in emerging psychosis.
At the same time, the importance of past disturbances highlighted in an emerging body of literature, and recent increasing disturbances due to climate change are challenging long-held views of dynamics in these ecosystems.
Global energy demands continue to result in new and emerging sources of anthropogenic disturbance to populations and systems.
When Sylvia's depression emerges and her disturbances take hold, their fights become increasingly violent and their relationship becomes increasingly self-destructive.
In 1969, he was among the founders of the Gay Liberation Front, a group that emerged after the disturbances at the Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village.
An initial, though partial, picture of those who took part in the disturbances emerged in October when the Ministry of Justice and Home Office released data on the 1,984 people who at that point had appeared in court in connection with the riots.
