Sentence examples for referring to the framework from inspiring English sources

"But we can reach the two accords in the eight months until September," he added, referring to the framework and a comprehensive peace agreement.

"The Parker initiative does not respect the provisions that were developed in the legislature that protect a fair marketplace," said Allen, referring to the framework created by state lawmakers last year to regulate medical marijuana market – which had functioned largely without oversight for nearly 20 years.

We generalize the classical operations between IA-relations to IAfuz-relations, as well as the concepts of minimality and local consistency, referring to the framework of Fuzzy Constraint Satisfaction Problem.

Again, referring to the framework provided by NPT, we have seen how implementing and using the CDSS required collective purposive action.

We refer to the framework as CRTCA.

(2) The price area congestion control method, which eliminates congestions by generation rescheduling schemes according to congestion price-signals refer to the framework of OPF [7].

Rather, as we have seen above, theory refers to the framework of causal laws and concepts that help explain particular empirical phenomena.

Open image in new window Open image in new window Fig. 1 The optimized geometries of the NiMCM-41 clusters where the darker atoms refer to the framework oxygen, the plain bigger balls are silicon atoms and the small white balls are terminal hydrogen atoms.

Compared to traditional institutionalism, new institutionalism maintains that the institution has multiple dimensions, not only including its formal characteristics (e.g., regulations or rules in formal organizations) but also including informal characteristics (which mainly refers to the framework of meanings, such as social values, cultural traditions, and norms).

They refer to the framework of Lorden and their own theoretical framework named INTERACTIVE [ 21].

The category 'level of NaME' was operationalized referring to the ESSENCE framework 'Planning, monitoring and evaluation framework for capacity strengthening in health research' which describes three CD levels: individual and/or team, organizational, and system levels [ 10].