Sentence examples for large-scale inflows from inspiring English sources

These advantages include ready access to a huge market; large-scale inflows of foreign direct investment, together with the knowledge flows that such investments entail; and a steady supply of skilled and unskilled foreign labor.

But since the 1950s, when Caribbean immigrants gave the country its first experience of large-scale, sustained population inflows, it has been an issue that has carried the potential for electoral disaster.

Under the expectation of RMB appreciation, relevant departments should strengthen the supervision of speculative funds to prevent large-scale hot money inflows from causing extensive shocks to the stock market.

Opening this fracture zone to large-scale surface water inflow adds reducing capacity in the form of organic carbon.

Extreme situations can occur in a large-scale wind farm where the inflow field of a wind turbine may contain strong tip vortices generated from upstream turbines.

These include flames stabilized between the inflow and inner recirculation zone, large-scale flame wrap-up by the PVC, radial deflection of the inflow by the PVC, and combustion in the outer recirculation zones.

This article presents a reformulation that is applicable to arbitrary compositions of inflow appearing naturally in models of large-scale electricity systems with a high share of renewable power generation.

In this study, we evaluated the large-scale climate change effects on extreme hydrological events and their implications for reservoir inflows in 138 headwater subbasins located upstream of reservoirs across CONUS using the Variable Infiltration Capacity (VIC) hydrologic model.

While the dominant circulation pattern in the GoMA is not conducive to such large-scale biogeographic boundary shifts, new species may nonetheless be introduced either from surface inflow from the Scotian Shelf or from inflow of slope water in the Northeast Channel.

The statistics show small net outflows from New England and the North Central regions along with larger net inflows into the South Atlantic (including Florida) and the Mountain regions (including Arizona) but no large-scale migration from the Frost Belt to the Sun Belt.

Ah, large-scale ecclesiastical patronage.