Sentence examples for resource reversal from inspiring English sources

A technology arena and a global world offers major challenges: energy and resource reversal scenarios, climate change and other environmental impacts, clean technology, energy efficiency/security, food security, smart cities (congestion, traffic control), intelligent electricity grids, delivery networks and consumer services.

Although no mortality benefits were found, increased rates of shock reversal may imply decreased resource use (e.g. shorter length of stay in the intensive care unit) and complications (e.g. catheter-related infections).

But Ruud Lubbers, the United Nations high commissioner for refugees, warned rich industrialized states that "improvements remain fragile in many countries" and that "continued investment of aid and resources" was needed to prevent a reversal of the downward trend.

Improved circulation has, however, secured maximum operational efficiency to content, enabling production investment to achieve higher returns and, finally, with a reversal effect, making more resources available for cognitive development.

In some cases, variation in resource availability may even result in role reversals between sexes shifting which sex is relatively choosier (Gwynne and Simmons 1990).

Symbol error rate performance analysis shows that the resources of the time-reversal space-time coding generalized frequency division multiple access block can be shared among users that have one or two transmit antennas simultaneously under frequency-selective time-variant channels.

The great UN conferences of the 1990s provide these: basic education for all children (Jomtien); universal basic health services (Cairo and Beijing); reversal of the loss of environmental resources (Rio); and halving the proportion of people in abject poverty (Copenhagen).

That reversal was taken despite "significant" investment resources and dozens of staff being allocated to develop the concept and whitepaper over a number of months.

In a time of unparalleled accumulation of important new knowledge and fresh scientific insights into prevention and reversal of diabetes complications, the financial resources to take full advantage of recent leaps in knowledge have been hard to come by.

The negative relationship between energy use and growth rate also generates a negative relationship between global energy supplies and global population size at 2050, which is an unusual reversal of the typical positive relationship between resource supply and population size.

AHP is ideal for resource management problems because it takes away the risk of rank reversal by having a limited number of alternatives to start with (Velasquez and Hester 2013).