Sentence examples for regional configurations from inspiring English sources

This focuses scientific interest toward more turbulent flow regimes and applications toward more realistic modeling of specific regional configurations.

We refer to regional bioenergy systems (e.g., transesterification), as the total combination of different regional bioenergy chains producing the same energy product (e.g., biodiesel), but which may comprise of different feedstock/technology combinations and hence different regional configurations [19].

China is still facing the same regional configuration".

The classification of the geological conditions into different types of CBM development geology was conducted according to the regional configuration of the geological parameters.

On the basis of data at the district level in Germany, the conclusions of a previous study about the Netherlands are tested: medium-tech manufacturing is the main driver of the knowledge-based configuration in a regional economy, while knowledge-intensive services tend to uncouple the economy from the regional configuration.

A change of regime in Syria would result in a fundamental change in this regional political configuration and alliances.

The evolutionary nature of the tool has been emphasised by Harmaakorpi (2006:1089), that defines RDPs as "a regional resource configuration based on the past development trajectories but presenting the future potential to produce competitive advantage".

If Iran comes back out of isolation into the regional arena, the configuration of rivalries and power will be still more complicated.It is conceivable, however, that Mr Obama may yet achieve what he set out to do in the area.

A detailed set of simulation models are developed to evaluate various possible configurations of regional driving fleets.

The development and implementation of an earthquake early warning system (EEWS), both in regional or on-site configurations can help to mitigate the losses due to the occurrence of moderate-to-large earthquakes in densely populated and/or industrialized areas.

The bias could be related to different network configurations (the "regional" network is compared with the IGS global network), the lack of constraint in any a priori position of the regional network, and possible differences of the tropospheric models used for the two solutions.