Sentence examples for modes of resource from inspiring English sources

The ad hoc and fragmented modes of resource governance in the oil bearing regions, particularly related to transparency and corporate social responsibility activities, do not bode well for this new petro-state's development trajectory.

Unlike many advocates of degrowth, he did not propose alternative modes of resource consumption and distribution, but instead tried to defend vernacular subsistence and conviviality against the industrialized satisfaction of needs.

Here, we define territoriality in a broader sense than Sack (1983)a as the whole set of socio-spatial relations resulting in modes of resource management, actions, practices, motives, intentions, genesis, personal histories and cognitive recitals that lead to the production of territories.

Here we investigate the timing of colonisation by a lineage that evolved diverse specialised modes of resource-use but remained relatively species depauperate.

In a two-way relay network, which consists of two source nodes exchanging information with the assistance of relay stations (RSs), according to the duplex mode of resource nodes and RSs, the FD relaying network can be divided into four kinds.

As a result, the most efficient mode of resource allocation, from a purely decision-analytic viewpoint, would be to offer surveillance of differing intensity to each subgroup.

GPs participating in the out-of-hours service in the city of Zurich collected data on medical problems (ICPC coding), mode of contact, mode of resource use and services provided (time units; diagnostics; treatments).

Three relay node modes of operation (resource partitioning schemes) have been considered: in-band, out-band, and hybrid.

This could be done by providing modes of additional resources (e.g. briefing sessions, reading materials) for tutors to gain more in-depth knowledge of the problem (Rotgans and Schmidt 2010a).

Introducing competitive mechanisms and perfecting bidding methods can promote generation enterprises to optimize the utilization mode of generation resource and to reduce utilization cost.

The authors suggested that this might be related to different modes of competition: straight resource competition for the different fungal strains but possibly antagonistic interactions with the nematodes.