Sentence examples for global carrying from inspiring English sources

If 'business as usual' is maintained, we can expect that soon the biosphere will no longer support a declining global carrying capacity, threatening global conflicts.

The comparative analysis was used to establish, under the same conditions of global carrying capacity, a more favourable stress state in trapezoidal shape in comparison with the traditional rectangular cross section of the girder.

This is achieved by accelerating the sequences of formations of plastic hinges by the implementation of reduced beam sections in a calculated manner and then compensating for the loss of the global carrying capacity of the structure.

The effects of reduction of local moments of resistance of the active members on the global carrying capacity of the girder may be assessed by comparing the magnitudes of the internal work capacities of the girder before and after RBS treatment.

In fact, such consilience between two very different modeling frameworks raises the possibility of new hypotheses about energetically-regulated limits that amount to a global "carrying capacity" for fire.

Controlling our pollution is surely key, as we are 'over the global carrying capacity' on a number of pollution metrics already.

Nouriel Roubini, one of the few economists to see the crisis coming, warned this month that the US had replaced Japan as the centre of the global "carry trade" (whereby investors borrow money cheaply in a currency with low interest rates and buy risky assets that offer a return higher than the interest due on the loan).

A global carry trade arose in which investors borrowed cheaply from the U.S. and Japan, invested the funds in high-yielding emerging market assets, and earned the interest rate differential or spread.

A global carry trade arose in which investors borrowed at low interest rates from the U.S. and Japan, invested the funds in high-yielding emerging market assets, and pocketed the interest rate differential or spread.

The unwinding of the multi-trillion dollar global carry trade as the emerging markets bubble bursts is another little-known driver of the dollar's bull market and I suspect that the worsening of the EM crisis in the future will continue this trend.

The factors that are driving the U.S. dollar bull market are not going away any time soon, which includes the ongoing tightening of U.S. monetary policy (upcoming Fed rate hikes), loose European and Japanese monetary policies, and the rapid unraveling of the multi-trillion dollar global carry trade.