"They see the ethics of investment in climate change as a long term transition.
Long Term Transitioning - Allowing the relaxed hair to grow out for a while before cutting the relaxed ends off.
This was a long term transition, in most cases continuing after participants sought help.
In the search for both immediate solutions and long-term transitions towards sustainability, green infrastructures (GI) are increasingly linked to urban water management.
Continuous observations of aerosol by ground-based networks allow researchers to trace long-term transitions in their characteristics (e.g., Aerosol Robotic Network (AERONET) Holben et al. 1998; US Department of Energy (DOE), atmospheric radiation measurement (ARM) Stokes and Schwartz 1994).
The case of distributed solar energy (e.g., rooftop photovoltaics) and the electricity system in the U.S. is used to develop the theory of long-term transitions in large sociotechnical systems.
The study expands upon the notion of "fit-stretch", which explains how innovations can move from an initial "fit" (with existing user practices, discourses, technical form) to a subsequent "stretch" (as the technology further develops, new functionalities are opened up, etc). in the process of long-term transitions.
While the multi-level perspective on long-term transitions has attracted quite some interest over the past years as a framework for dealing with long-term processes of transformative change, but the innovation systems approach is still the dominant perspective for devising innovation policy.
As long as active effects and long-term transitions are left out, cellular mechanics can indeed be understood as an emergent consequence from the cytoskeletal network level.
Reflecting the long-term transitions toward a more even mix in these 15 countries, the changes in the AD from the initial to the latest surveys have been substantial, down by 5.3 points, on average, for a 35% decline (Table 3).
"The electorate doesn't sound like they are in the mood for any long-term transition".
