Sentence examples for relative decoupling from inspiring English sources

In-use stock of aluminum decoupled from GDP much more slowly than any flow indicator, and had just reached the status of relative decoupling around 2000.

When DI = 1, the condition is referred to as the turning point between absolute coupling and relative decoupling.

In cases where no decoupling and relative decoupling take place, we suggest some guiding policy lines aiming to improve the current decoupling status of the country under consideration.

Not only is there no absolute decoupling; there is no relative decoupling either.

"For the past 10 years, not even a relative decoupling was achieved on the global level".

The OECD describes this as "a rather strong relative decoupling of municipal waste generation from economic growth", although it expresses some misgivings about the reliability of the data.

There are two kinds of decoupling: relative and absolute.

Almost all economists believe that decoupling – relative or absolute – is an inexorable feature of economic growth.

Then the rate of change of R is given by k+ s 1- R) - k_ R, where k+ s and k_ are coupling and decoupling relative rates, respectively.

The paper presented by [13] introduces the 2-level Kalman filter (2LKF) as a solution for decoupling the relative localization of the users utilizing peer-to-peer ad hoc links from the absolute localization of the same users.

Whereas the existence of a large chemical shift anisotropy and isotropic shift dispersion for 19F does compromise the decoupling efficiency, the relative performance hierarchy of the sequences remains unaffected.