Sentence examples for operating landscape from inspiring English sources

This chapter provides an overview of critical factors that characterize a stifling operating landscape, including low success rates, long development durations, high R&D costs and complexity, fragmentation and poor operating coordination, and restricted global consumer and capital markets.

The learning demands arising from the recent surge in emergencies that UNICEF has responded to over the past five years and the changes in policies, guidance and global operating landscape faced by staff, has meant however that a significant updating of existing programmes, and identification and development of new learning interventions and packages is required to meet staff learning needs.

- from Star Trek: The Next Generation, "Peak Performance" As sustainability professionals, we have to weave in the reality of high risk/high reward that is the new operating landscape for global business, as do our corporate accounting counterparts.

Biological control, an essential ecosystem service to agriculture, can be affected by ecological processes operating at landscape scales.

Overall this study showed that the fate of atmospherically derived metals is complex, and depends upon metal behaviour and geomorphic processes operating at landscape scales.

It emphasises interrelations between the multi-scale heterogeneity of forest habitat as driven by succession and disturbance patterns in space and time, predator prey population processes operating at landscape levels and local consumer resource dynamics.

He discerned, he said, that "music and poetry have a common domain, from which they draw inspiration and in which they operate: the landscape of the soul".

The conventional method provides more detailed information concerning the redistribution processes operating over the landscape.

Overall, our results outline the dynamic chromatin/transcription landscape operating in hSSCs and identify crucial molecular pathways that accompany the transition from quiescence to proliferation and differentiation.

The article considers the safety of geotechnical structures, namely low-pressure earth dams, operating within urban landscape without qualified staff and test equipment.

Our results support the hypothesis that local plant species richness in arable fields is greatly influenced by processes operating at the landscape scale.