Sentence examples for regimes and structures from inspiring English sources
Children placed away from home need increased care and protection, and institutional cultures, regimes and structures that exacerbate the risk of violence and abuse should be addressed as a matter of urgency.
And also in the east-central part having mixed flat to estuarine sand facies in conjunction with local pressure regime and structure uncertainty of the formation (Haque et al. 2016).
For instance, for more than a decade EU member states have tended to encourage the rise of diesel vehicles, with favourable tax regimes and pricing structures.
Experimental observations of dynamical spatio-temporal regimes and localized structures within them bring new perspectives to many theoretical and numerical studies.
Restoring characteristic fire regimes and forest structures are central objectives of many restoration and fuel reduction projects.
Experiments with different approaches to intellectual property Seek to support initiatives from the research community and other parties considering alternative IP regimes and reward structures in SynBio and other fields (e.g. the Health Impact Fund).
The research work of Pan et al. (1996) and Shad et al. (2009, 2010) have examined relative permeability of liquid liquid (namely, oil water) two-phase flow in smooth- and rough-walled fractures as well as flow regimes and flow structures.
Fire regimes and forest structure have changed since EuroAmerican settlement with virtually no fires and structural shifts towards higher stand densities and a greater representation of fire intolerant species.
Co-inertia analysis showed a strong relationship between grazing regimes and sward structure.
Our research illustrates that historical fire regime variability exists within the same vegetation type in a relatively small, ∼50 km, geographic locality emphasizing the role that other topographic variables play in determining fire regimes and forest structure.
More broadly, efforts such as this to review and analyze ongoing developments in legal regimes and institutional structure contribute to a still-nascent but rapidly expanding legal literature that explores the implications of climate change for environmental and other legal regimes.
