Sentence examples for resources governing from inspiring English sources
This effect on preventing cartilage breakdown and maintain balance of genetic resources governing catabolism and anabolism in human cartilage was enhanced when maca was combined with another South American medicinal plant Cat's claw (Uncaria guianensis).
I mentioned at one point that I had met several Alaskans who described the state's relationship to Washington as that of a colony rich in resources, governed from afar, and dependent on that distant power to sustain it and I asked how the state could survive without the sort of federal appropriations that Ted Stevens had fought for relentlessly and that John McCain has made a cause of denouncing.
Yet, most efforts fail in this respect due to many factors (time, resources) governed by software implementations.
It is competition for resources, governed by differences in survival and growth rate, that results in forest changes through time (i.e. stand development).
Spearman's (1904) observation that some individuals consistently perform better than others across a broad range of tasks has spawned generations of research investigating the hypothesis that a limited set of resources govern cognitive performance (Spearman 1904; Kahneman 1973; Norman and Bobrow 1975; Vernon 1983; Baddeley 1986; Just and Carpenter 1992).
But anticorruption groups and advocates in Zambia and abroad took a bleaker view of Mr. Chiluba's acquittal, describing it as a serious setback to efforts to halt the theft of public resources by governing elites and a disappointing example of faltering national prosecutions of graft that stretch from Latin America to Africa and Asia.
There are complementary polices and pieces of legislation predicated on sustainable utilization of natural resources also governing these areas, such as the Wildlife Conservation Policy (1986), Tourism Policy (1990), National Conservation Strategy (1990), Wildlife Conservation and National Parks Act (1992), Tourism Act (1992) and Community Based Natural Resource Management (CBNRM) concept.
Odin enables a separation of concerns between application functionality and resource management governing mobile devices and wireless networking.
This finding is noteworthy because the breakdown of resources (money governed by public actors vs. money provided by citizens through private resources or national cash allowances) shows similar patterns in the two regions (see Table 2).
People can buy inexpensive, sophisticated systems off the internet and it doesn't have the resources to govern or control these unmanned aircraft," said Mr Gielow.
