Sentence examples for localized natural from inspiring English sources

"Equities are more likely driven by wider-reaching global events than localized natural disasters".

On the basis of ecological and economic analysis, private and community level tree planting, and localized natural resource management should be implemented.

The present paper describes the influences of a localized natural circulation in parallel channels onto the air ingress process during the primary-pipe rupture accident of the VHTR.

The Buzz: Discovering how reflective honey is of the environment in which it was created, Damian founded Bee Local to promote localized natural honey across the country.

For, as we have seen, this would trivialize such principles in deterministic worlds, and would hide from view the remarkable fact that when one has a correlation among fairly natural localized quantities that are not related as cause and effect, almost always one can find a fairly natural, localized prior common cause that screens off the correlation.

As a result, although the immune system plays an important role in clearing infection and it is associated with a strong localized cellular immune response, natural infection with papillomaviruses does not result in a robust antibody response 124– 124.

Throughout the 19th century the use of natural gas remained localized because there was no way to transport large quantities of gas over long distances.

According to Horwich (2000), because natural disasters are localized events, they may have limited effect on the whole economy.

Tight oil "sweet area" generally occur in the area where source rocks and reservoirs are associated and natural fractures and localized structures are present.

Using binaural sound reproduction, it is possible to create a very convincing and immersive sound experience that provides the listener with a natural perception of localized sound events.

However, these methods are limited due to the low sensitivity of natural frequencies to localized irregularities/damage (Curadelli et al. 2008) and the saturation of the frequency shifts at large levels of ductility demand (Aguirre and Montejo 2014).