Sentence examples for resources bound from inspiring English sources

For the next week or two, "surgical needs will dominate," said HHI's co-director Michael J. VanRooyen, who is helping to coordinate Harvard's medical resources bound for Haiti.

Another is production fragmentation among some countries in which natural resources bound for export are extracted and processed to some degree, as well as other countries that import these resources to continue processing and exporting them.

This heterogeneity of cloud provider solutions (i.e. hardware and software) and service interfaces is a crucial problem since most of the current resources bind the customer to stick with one cloud technology due to high cost in porting the applications and data to a different provider's interface.

For example, we show that the complexity of determining whether conflict is inevitable between two coalitions with respect to some stated resource bound (i.e., a limit value for every resource) is co-np-complete.

The workflow binding refers to the mapping from an abstract workflow to concrete resources, where underlying data and resources are bound to nodes in the abstract workflow.

Population growth, urbanization, and unevenly distributed resources are bound to cause inequality in resource use and so that the spatial disconnect between production and consumption will continue to require the attention of policy makers and scientists alike.

Cabinet agreed to revise legislation to ensure "the minister for resources is bound by the national ceiling".

And so while it is true that competition for scarce resources is bound to pit America's two principal minority groups against each other in many places, this almost certainly does not portend problems for the Democratic Party, whoever its standard-bearer.

Yet, until such procedures clearly defined rights to land (on either a freehold or a leasehold basis), much of the region's natural resources are bound to be treated as common property and therefore suffer degradation and "the tragedy of the commons". The third aspect of institutional development relates to the knowledge available for making decisions on environmental matters.

The main negative impact on climate change is the emission of greenhouse gases (CO2, CH4, N2O), which is directly or indirectly due to the burning of non-renewable resources (carbon bound in mineral oil or coal).

In the Finnish financing system, funding decisions usually cover only a couple of years at a time, budgets are often made on current prices and resources are bound to budget years.