Sentence examples for frameworks to link from inspiring English sources

In a way, we can create our own meanings: our own private frameworks to link events.

Recommendations included improving early warning systems, better engaging disadvantaged communities, developing frameworks to link research, reducing food waste and more research into the links between conflict, instability and climate change.

Rubinsten and Henik [ 19] have recently suggested frameworks to link the behavioral-cognitive deficits associated with DD to their potential neural foundations.

This study was not designed to critique that model per se, but it does suggest that while GPs are aware of emotional distress in their patients they lack plausible frameworks to link this to physical symptoms in a way which is acceptable to patients.

Citing a desire to reduce business uncertainty, the companies asked world governments, and December's UN Conference on Climate Change in Paris, for country-by-country carbon prices and a framework to link them into a global system.

The process of apoptosis provides a conceptual framework to link melanoma genetics with the outcome of melanoma therapy.

The paper uses this framework to link the centralized government system of the 1980s to today's nascent venture capital industry.

We have opted for a framework to link individual model and data components and a software infrastructure that allows a flexible (re- use and linkage of components.

This paper aims to provide a framework to link major soil functions to ecosystem services assessment for continental-scale applications based on the concepts of the MEA and the TSSPEU.

This chapter discusses how the developed theory can be used, and models can be calibrated so that these could provide a framework to link recycling to the CAD design software of the design engineer.

This includes presenting a conceptual framework to link the emerging threats of climate change and variability, rapid urbanization and population growth, energy constraint and tightening environmental regulation through to their consequences on social, economic and environmental recipients.