Sentence examples for productive context from inspiring English sources

Deforestation and cultivation in these dry regions does not have a single imprint on landscapes configuration and primary production dynamics, but one that shifts depending on the human and productive context under which they take place.

Under the assumption of a degree of structural homogeneity, equilateral spatial polygons are a productive context within which to create mathematical models of these knots and to study their mathematical and physical properties.

President Susan Hockfield issued a joint statement last Thursday with the presidents of Princeton and Stanford in an effort to shift the furor over remarks made by Harvard President Lawrence H. Summers '75 last month into a more productive context.

He advised companies not to rely only on great workers or on inspirational leaders but also to build mechanisms well-defined, repeatable processes that bring out the best in people and that create a productive context for working together.

Welsh speakers have long been concerned with the fate of the language, and this volume puts that problem, and its integral relationship with education, work, and everyday life in Wales, into a broad, productive context.

In the wake of these measures, the Law of Orientation in agriculture introduced two distinct definitions for rural and quality agro-food districts, while maintaining a strong link with the basic concept of Local Production Systems (LPS), defined as "the homogeneous productive contexts characterised by both a high concentration of industrial enterprises and the specialisation of business systems".

If that were not bad enough, Reform™ advances a myth that there is only one way to create productive contexts for learning.

Positioning of the AUG codon at the end of stem-loop may provide a more productive recognition context during cap-independent initiation of translation, when the ribosome binds directly to internal entry site without unwinding and scanning upstream regions of mRNA molecule.

And listening without talking is even that much more important, because there's a lot to discern in order to be productive in that context.

Focusing on data collecting, sampling and linkage, I examine how data organisation and processing become productive beyond the context of their collection.

5, 6 Coherent data capture, organization, processing, and preservation will ensure that the ICEMRs are productive beyond the context of initial collection and analysis, thanks to a controlled flow of data channeled through appropriate procedures and devices.