Sentence examples for region knowledge from inspiring English sources

It briefly outlines the key elements of the approach and presents some arguments for adopting this approach in western European-Balkan region knowledge production partnerships.

At the same time, the genetic operator of mutation is redefined based on the gained feasible region knowledge to make the GA more suitable for constrained problems.

This is particularly true for silvopastoralism: although silvopastoralism appears to be a relevant way to manage large forests areas in the northern Mediterranean region, knowledge pertaining to silvopastoralism is distributed between foresters and pastoralists, with a lack of shared knowledge making joint action difficult.

Even though HIV prevalence has been declining among adolescents in most of the region, knowledge of AIDS is still surprisingly low.

Despite this we found that, similar to other studies from the region, knowledge and skills to provide good quality newborn care were missing [ 20, 55].

As a result, we programmed extra safeguards into the dosing region knowledge base by having the ADM alert the user if a value is entered that exceeds the minimal or maximal drug doses permitted by any dosing region associated with that medication.

While Cl− is an ion of considerable importance in multiple geographical regions, knowledge about the effects of hardness (calcium and magnesium) on its toxicity and about mechanisms of toxicity is not well understood.

Since evidence suggests that some PTEs may occur more frequently in rural regions, knowledge of the long-term impacts of trauma, including factors that promote psychological recovery or mediate risk to the development of psychiatric sequelae such as PTSD, is critical.

These can be general tools to strengthen regional knowledge organisations, or specific and proactive instruments to link firms in organizationally thin regions to extra-regional knowledge sources (Isaksen, 2015).

He's the former deputy commander of Iraq's Anbar province, a man – according to Kerry – with "great respect" in the region, with "knowledge of the Sunni tribes" and – a real McGonagall moment, this – "of all the folks there that are part of the mix to be able to mobilise action".

Moreover, 110 km lies within the ionospheric dynamo region, and knowledge of the tidal spectrum there has important implications for ionosphere, as described in the 'Background' section.