Sentence examples for preemptive nature from inspiring English sources

The map is the central ammunition in reversing the reactive nature of conservation policies to that of a "preemptive" nature.

Due to the preemptive nature of the system, low-priority customers under service may be pushed back into waiting room by high-priority customers.

The rationale for assumption A3 is that due to the preemptive nature of the proposed model, a message stream can transfer more than one message per period (C≥1) but cannot guarantee that those messages will be contiguously transferred.

It is noted that, as observed in Figure 3, RT users' average achieved throughput is slightly larger than their predefined fixed downlink transmission rate, due to the system's preemptive nature when supporting RT services (determined by the values of triggering parameter ).

Qin's campaign against the Xiongnu was preemptive in nature, since there was no pressing nomadic menace to be faced at the time; its aim was to annexe the ambiguous territories of the Ordos and to clearly define the Qin's northern borders.

Each clinical picture including this treatment, whatever its prophylactic, preemptive, empirical or targeted nature, was presented by the leading investigator to a panel of ICU physician, infectious disease physician, pharmacist, biologist (n = 4).

"A preemptive strike of that nature just wouldn't work," said Coombs.

Future climate-based forecasting of diarrheal disease epidemics in other settings should incorporate the localized and heterogeneous nature of risk to allow for efficient targeting of scare resources such as preemptive rotavirus vaccination or provision of water filtration devices (Akanda et al., 2014, Lantagne and Clasen, 2012).

With this preemptive strike in place, Dr. Pinker sets out his view of what science can now say about human nature.

Defensiveness, a preemptive fear of being mocked?

Preemptive action can make a difference.