Sentence examples for enclosure strategy from inspiring English sources

What we're seeing is the awkward early-middle stages of an attempted enclosure strategy by Microsoft, and part of that strategy is reducing the role Windows plays.

Accessibility is important and in terms of design, it makes strong suggestions to encourage design strategies such as: imageability, enclosure, human scale, transparency and complexity.

It also shows that mobility and flexibility remain important strategies through which pastoralists manage enclosure and sedentarisation.

The state government's shark strategy includes aerial and beach patrols, monitoring and tagging, beach enclosures, and research into deterrents and shark behaviour.

Dual well ownership and herd splitting represent important strategies by which pastoralists manage the risks and vulnerability of enclosure.

The case study illustrates how the analytical framework can be used by the enclosure designer to quantify the environmental and economic benefits of two important DFR strategies: choosing high-value resins and minimizing enclosure disassembly time.

In addition a preventive strategy to secure the conservation of movable cultural assets in protective enclosures has been developed.

Moreover, it was proposed that passive sampling would be the most appropriate air sampling strategy when used to collect vapour emitting from an object held in a small enclosure (drawer, cabinet, box).

These strategies appear a direct adaptation to the increased risks involved as a result of enclosure.

This is still a feedback strategy in that the relative position of hand and target object is used to trigger the enclosure, but does so before the hand contacts the object as in the naïve feedback strategy.

It is carried by operatic flair and cinematic strategies — scenes viewed from high overhead or up from below — that create a sense of inescapable enclosure.