Sentence examples for planned aspects from inspiring English sources

Even after decades of financial engineering, including both the already-implemented and the planned aspects of the Affordable Care Act, the American health care system can be called successful mainly in its ability to hide its enormous cost.

The security and emergency planning aspects of the plants have been even more intently inspected and evaluated since 9/11.

The analysis results suggest incorporating both the design and safety planning aspects of offshore Living Quarter.

However, the literature concerned with green space networks has mainly focused on planning aspects rather than on recreational use.

The purpose of this study was to clarify the immediate and sustained effects of an acute bout of exercise on the planning aspects of executive function.

Depending on side-related issues, the cubature and spatial planning aspects of each building and group of buildings were adapted related to the expected context (mixture of utilisation including open green areas, mobility, air quality issues, wind, shadowing effects, etc).

Since the problem is computationally intractable for realistic size instances, we develop an Adaptive Large Neighborhood Search ALNSS) algorithm, which can simultaneously handle the network design and line planning problems considering also rolling stock and personnel planning aspects.

This article presents a simultaneous investigation of Reconfigurable Cellular Manufacturing Systems and Hybrid Manufacturing-Remanufacturing Systems (HMRSs), and proposes an integrated approach in design optimization, analysis, and process planning aspects as an attempt to address to a large number of design issues for Sustainable Manufacturing Systems.

This paper focuses on the planning aspects of evacuation by identifying contra-flow mechanisms integrated with the appropriate traffic signal control pattern, at the network level, that minimize the network clearance time.

The proposed methodology offers a standardised procedure for incorporating both design and inspection/maintenance planning aspects of pipeline systems, thereby providing a more systematic, comprehensive procedure for risk-based inspection than previously available.

Time frames for different stages of informing and involving the public depend on a scale of planning: for general plans, that in Lithuania's case covers big urban areas, and all spatial, social and environmental aspects' time intervals are longer; for special plans, covering some specific planning aspects, time intervals are relatively shorter (Table 1).