Sentence examples for generic typology from inspiring English sources

Based on a generic typology green spaces were mapped and linked with information on potentially provided ES and their parameters.

The areas represent a generic typology – a legacy of the functionalistic paradigm shaping parts of the postmodern urban landscape found in many western countries.

We present a generic typology approach for the analysis of crop rotation practice in a defined region based on administrative time series data.

Multivariate statistical methods were used to derive a generic typology of catchment source waters, their spatial and temporal dynamics and particularly, how they integrate together at the larger catchment scale.

Combining the morphological attributes identified as influential on airflow in the UCL with a morphological analysis of existing urban patterns in a transdisciplinary approach, generic typologies of isolated buildings and urban blocks suited for systematic environmental airflow studies are suggested.

Figure 10 compares the fragility functions for the six generic typologies and for the four selected damage states.

The median values for the six generic typologies have the same order of magnitude as those proposed by Olteanu et al. (2016), but the corresponding standard deviations are smaller in this study.

Nevertheless there is an increasing requirement for regional or global volcanic risk and vulnerability assessments (e.g. the UNISDR Global Assessment of Risk; Jenkins et al. 2014b), thus derived functions need to account for a range of infrastructure typologies or assume generic typologies.

Fragility functions for generic structural typologies as a function of the height regime are proposed.

However, it is important to consider both for operational and policy reasons, to adapt generic definitions and typologies to national and regional conditions.

Presented fragility functions only consider generic infrastructure design and typology due to limited vulnerability data on specific typologies.