Sentence examples for environmental diffusion from inspiring English sources
Under the IHR(2005), PHEICs are not limited to infectious diseases, but also apply to events stemming from biological, radionuclear or chemical agents, from newly discovered or unknown agents or modes of transmission, and events transmissible via persons, vectors, cargo, goods and environmental diffusion [ 6].
Furthermore, environmental reports support the diffusion of technical environmental innovations.
The first focuses on current techno-economic trends and the second on long-term resource and environmental constraints to the diffusion of a new technology.
Eco-innovation research pays increasing attention to business models and their contribution to the diffusion of environmental technology into socio-technical systems.
The "classic" model's ability to account for the diffusion of environmental innovations is hampered by its social psychological roots and voluntarist assumptions.
The policy implication is that policy measures should increasingly promote the development of capabilities for energy management alongside programmes that are focussed on the diffusion of environmental technologies.
They could hence offer pertinent solutions to numerous emerging applications, in particular for energy production, energy saving, diffusion and environmental barriers, etc.
Using an outdoor deck as a case-study, this research presents the development and implementation of a durability-based service-life model that simulates in-situ environmental exposure conditions, moisture diffusion, and mechanical degradation of conventional and fully biorenewable WPCs.
The grain growth in a supersaturated environmental solution is a diffusion-reaction-driven process, and is a further example in which the growth process is mathematically described by the time-dependent free boundary problem, coupled with the macroscopic processes.
