Sentence examples for promote connectivity from inspiring English sources
This is from the Centre for Cities: It is plain that many northern cities and city-regions have long been held back by a lack of effective transport links – which are essential to promote connectivity and collaboration, and to attract the skilled workers and investment needed to support their economic development.
America's president, Barack Obama, said in a White House press release earlier this year that cyberthreats "pose one of the gravest national-security dangers" the country is facing.Securing cyberspace is hard because the architecture of the internet was designed to promote connectivity, not security.
As The Economist noted earlier this year "Securing cyberspace is hard because the architecture of the internet was designed to promote connectivity, not security".
We quantify how well the terrestrial PA systems of countries are designed to promote connectivity, using the Protected Connected (ProtConn) indicator.
However, PSCs reduced the infiltration capacity of surface soils and were suspected of generating runoff after intense rainfall events, which might promote connectivity of the horizontal water flux for ASPs.
In the case of the study population, it is urgent to promote connectivity with other Iberian lynx populations due to genetic consequences of small population size and effective isolation.
Such areas can be targeted for promoting connectivity of riparian habitats in future landscape planning.
SFM has 'one hundred faces', and the multiple dimensions call for an integrated, adaptive learning approach that promotes connectivity among various pieces on the forest landscape.
Further, commission recommended three specific grants for promoting environment with the aim of increasing the forest cover, better management of water resources and promoting connectivity of renewable energy to the national grid.
Maintaining landscape connectivity could promote connections between habitat patches, which is extremely important for the preservation of gene flow and population viability.
Our results show that two important land uses in Costa Rica differ in their capacity to buffer forest patches and promote landscape connectivity for reptile and amphibian populations.
