Sentence examples similar to resource caps from inspiring English sources

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Furthermore, Lettenmeier et al. [4] suggest a sustainable resource cap target from an end user perspective of 8 t per person per year for Finnish households, which would mean a reduction by a factor of 5 compared to the current state.

In accordance with the goals of standardized classification and sharing of data and resources, CAP is developing and building upon currently available ontological schema to describe cardiac image data and derived annotations and models, with plans to federate these cardiovascular modeling software and data via the CVRG (www.cvrgrid.org).org

The use of resources is capped and the right to exploit them is auctioned.

In addition, the team studies pricing mechanisms for the efficient use of natural resources, including cap-and-trade mechanisms for greenhouse gases, tradable rights to address overfishing and tiered pricing of residential water use.

The increased expression of delta-1-pyrroline-5-carboxylate dehydrogenase transcripts may indicate a redistribution of nutritional resources in cap tissue as suggested by Wagemaker et al. (26).

Examples here include a return of the Biblical jubilees that cancel debts, addressing coming constraints by capping resource use, and sharing the wealth including providing basic citizen's incomes.

"There's no doubt that in this environment larger firms can not commit their full resources to smaller cap names," Paschke said, "and a small-cap stock needs more care and feeding than a large cap".

Walter H. Kansteiner, the assistant secretary of state for African affairs, who headed the American delegation here, said the United States' interest was not only in "capping a resource that can fuel a bloody conflict" but also in helping "legitimate and honorable producers of diamonds to market their goods in a clean environment".

Immunosuppressed/immunocompromised patients with CAP had higher resource use compared with CAP only and HCAP patients.

Significantly, given the government's past decisions to cap resources for Afghanistan, Darling added: "You've got to listen to what the chiefs of staff tell us".