Sentence examples for global circular from inspiring English sources
The third in a series of reports from the EMF and business analysts McKinsey proved the rationale for the World Economic Forum's Project Breakthrough, begun in 2014, which aims to stimulate cross-sector collaboration for a global circular economy.
It includes cases on China and the global plastic scrap trade, waste work and labor in the global economy, the global political economy of electronic wastes and food waste, and the global circular economy.
The displacement of soil around the rectangular structure was confirmed to resemble a flow mechanism from two sides of the structure to its invert which is different from the global circular flow mechanism of circular tunnels.
The paper shows that the trend in vehicle design has improved the environmental impact in use phase; however, it has led to the exhaustive use of natural resources due to the down-cycling impact, hindering a sustainable global circular economy based on the Australian case scenario.
The Ellen MacArthur Foundation, a not-for-profit organization committed to facilitating the creation of a global circular economy across industries, cites in its A New Textiles Economy: Redesigning fashion's future report that 73% of 53 million tons of garments produced every year end up in landfills or incinerated.
Due to ever increasing challenges faced by our global society, circular design and the idea of product-service systems (PSS) is gaining traction within businesses.
"It comes from an imagination of the Earth as a vast non-global, non-circular infinite, but an extensive and open tapestry of landscapes that unfolds and unfolds and unfolds without an end," notes Babe, Terror.
Although a few bioinformatic algorithms such as MapSplice (Wang et al., 2010), TopHat-Fusion Kimm and Salzberg, 2011), and CIRI (Gao et al., 2015) were developed for global discovery of circular RNAs, the consistency of these computational tools remains relatively low.
According to the Circularity Gap Report 2019 from the Netherlands-based social enterprise Circle Economy, only 9percentt of the global economy is circular — meaning that only 9percentt of the 92.8 billion tons of minerals, fossil fuels, metals and biomass that enter the economy are re-used annually.
The challenge in 2017 will be to continue nurturing this market to ease the strain on the Earth's resources and move us towards a more sustainable, circular global economy.
Thus, while there appears to be a modest increase in the global levels of circular RNA in the debranching mutant, the effects on particular genes fail to reach statistical significance.
