Sentence examples for on regionally from inspiring English sources

"Whatever we put forward has to be grounded in security arrangements because of what is going on regionally," said Zalman Shoval, one of a handful of Netanyahu aides drawing up the Israeli proposal that may be delivered as a speech to the United States Congress in May.

The Cbv model, based on a spatially constant b-value, was better than the Vbv model, based on regionally variable b-values for short-term (one year) forecasts.

Referring to the existing biofuel plants, the realised concepts depend on regionally specific conditions, i.e. the equipment provider, as well as certain optimisations made by the biofuel production plant operators themselves (e.g., with regard to increase efficiency during operation).

This can be important for regional planning authorities, providing a basis for agricultural consulting concerning sustainable energy pathways as well as a supplement for reports on regionally significant projects in the energy sector.

It first traces back how various religious and state actors have drawn on regionally diverging strategies of public reasoning (Bowen, 2010, p. 3) regarding Muslim chaplaincy in order to accommodate the legal provisions of state-church relations.

The approach, originally applied to floods, is based on regionally estimating the daily streamflow series at the ungauged site to later obtain hydrological quantiles through a local frequency analysis.

Based on extrapolations of regionally specific biomass input-output ratios of livestock and four different assumptions on diet changes, the study by Erb et al. [ 22 ] concluded that 2.3 9.9 million km could be available in 2050 for bio-energy crop plantations if the most suitable grazing areas were intensified as far as possible.

The six representative hotspot countries were chosen from six major regions (Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, Oceania and South America) on the basis of regionally representative economic development and the spatial connection with biodiversity hotspots.

Extinction risk associated with naturally occurring habitat patches depends on the distribution of regionally endemic species; where this is not solely a function of habitat area, the loss of small patches can represent higher risk than an equivalent reduction in total habitat area across the network.

There are locally high or low heat flow observations superimposed on the regionally low heat flow on the wedge and forearc.

Overall, we present insights on how regionally implemented foresight contributes to regional innovation systems and thereby contribute to the emerging research stream on FSS.