Sentence examples for occupation processes from inspiring English sources

Obviously ZEIS as a zoning tool is still unable to make the fairest occupation processes possible, not being an isolated solution, but if it is used correctly with other innovative measures and housing solutions, satisfactory results can be achieved.

During this occupation process, the remaining natural vegetation became extremely fragmented and a little is known about the structural and functional integrity even about the species diversity of these ecosystems.

The indicators should be interpreted as indirect markers of the occupation process and of the urban soil use, which indicates areas with distinct conditions of endemic receptivity.

The optimal control policies are then used in Monte Carlo simulations, over the channel response γ k and the channel occupation B k processes, to maximize J1 s1), the sum of the utilities of the N stages.

The theoretical framework of the research considers the analysis of the environmental conditions in a warm humid climate, workspace and process occupation areas assessment, study of human factors associated with the stations' operation, and analysis of ergonomic and dynamic anthropometric conditions.

More than a fair share of them return to Australia singing the praises of Israel, issuing caution over any end to the occupation in the process.

Hutton was, for a time, a farmer — and in that occupation, observing the process of erosion and the laying down of deposits of various materials, he realized that the landscape he saw around him could be explained by the same forces operating over immense periods of time, as long as you posited that there were other forces uplifting ancient sediments to form today's geological features.

During the assessment process occupation specific skills are provided which shall help to improve employment chances in the respective occupations.

Reaching the third process, occupation, a high-risk nonreturn red line, is crossed.

Some respondents' opinions, for instance, may have been based on incorrect information either about Ontario's regulatory structure, about the details of their occupation's regulatory process, or both.

The aim of this paper is to present and discuss empirical evidence on the dynamics of occupation and site formation processes from contemporary mobile campsites in Northwest Siberia.