Sentence examples for response framework from inspiring English sources

The new homeland security policy — the already overdue "national response framework" — amounts to fresh disaster on paper.

The grave situation at the power plant shows that the international emergency response framework needs to be "reassessed," he said.

To prevent from interruption of electricity supply, a reliable and quick response framework for real-time fault diagnosis of the GTGS is necessary.

Volker Turk, the UNHCR's assistant high commissioner for protection, said: "I see it as the beginning of an exciting process … it identifies a response framework that consolidates the nuts and bolts of what is needed if a country is faced with a large-scale [refugee] situation".

In addition to homing in on targeted research and development efforts, governments have a unique obligation to work with the international community, such as the World Health Organization, to ensure a common response framework is in place, particularly in fragile states, whose health systems are underdeveloped.

Through the lens of the emotional response framework, we demonstrated the full mediating role of positive emotion in affecting learners' approach avoidance behaviours, such as intrinsic motivation, perception of the virtual learning environment, and perception of the pedagogical agent.

This Letter deals with the synchronization of a class of uncertain chaotic systems in the drive-response framework.

This paper extends Mehrabian and Russell's Stimulus-Organism-Response framework to investigate the influence of two selected environmental variables – esthetic design and tenant variety – relating to an urban shopping area on consumers' emotional states and actual shopping responses.

An adaptive management plan has been developed to analyse this SES based on the results of combining the analysis-orientated Systems Approach Framework with the action- oriented multi-Driver-Pressure-System-Impact-Response framework.

The authors in [6] used a detection-response framework to categorize different approaches and analysed the possible design options.

The cue-response framework presented is derived from multidisciplinary sources and has specific clinical relevance to critical care nurses caring for unconscious brain-injured patients.