Sentence examples for strong decoupling from inspiring English sources

"Strong decoupling," which happens when total energy consumption falls with rising economic growth, has been achieved in some of the more developed countries.

(Perhaps counterintuitively, according to the study, in China, "strong decoupling seems possible in the near future," while the United States has been reverting back to a "weak decoupling" since 2012).

Thus, strong decoupling between variations in As and Fe concentrations is evident in groundwaters from shallow and deep aquifers.

The strong decoupling between the temperature variations of protons and electrons in the central plasma sheet (presumably also reflected in the auroral spectra) is an unexpected and interesting new feature which requires a further investigation.

A strong decoupling between the small-strain and the large strain properties of the blends has been observed, indicative of a pronounced deviation from rubber elasticity in the behavior of the blends.

The advantage of this direct geometric discretization is that it preserves the basic geometric structure of the continuous functional, which is useful in preventing strong decoupling or loss of integral constraints satisfied by the functional.

Another common metabolic engineering approach to induce or enhance the expression of silent or poorly expressed pathways is based on replacing native promoters in a cluster with well-defined, strong promoters, decoupling the metabolic pathway from the existing cellular regulatory networks.

Consequently, IDEM places an oriented edge from E1 to E2 if and only if Î (E 1, E 2 | M 2 ) > Î (E 1, E 2 | M 1 ), i.e., if M1 has a stronger effect in decoupling E1 and E2 than M2.

The OECD describes this as "a rather strong relative decoupling of municipal waste generation from economic growth", although it expresses some misgivings about the reliability of the data.

The right auditory cortex shows a decrease in power (possibly reflecting increased excitability), but also a decrease in node degree, hence a strong relative decoupling from a wide set of distributed areas prior to hits.

We need a strategy strong enough to decouple Europe's economic growth from natural resource use, because our future competitiveness depends on it.