Sentence examples for sustainable function from inspiring English sources

We created unique design, which besides artistic value, carries sophisticated thinking and sustainable function.

The simplest definition of the term reliability is the probability of a desirable and sustainable function of a system.

Soil organisms are extremely diverse and contribute to a wide range of ecosystem services that are essential to the sustainable function of natural and managed ecosystems.

It is conceivable that the function of FDPs has changed during evolution from protection against oxygen in anaerobic microbes to protection against reactive oxygen species thus making the sustainable function of oxygen evolving PSII possible.

Last week the government convened a special conference at Wilton Park, the foreign office conference centre in Sussex, to "initiate" what a spokesman said was "a process of strategic thinking about the future role of the [European Court of Human Rights], to ensure its sustainable functioning in the long term".

Before the end of 2019 the Committee of Ministers will evaluate whether the reforms adopted ensure sustainable functioning of the Court or whether additional measures need to be taken.

Further analysis will also be needed to study the constraints of women in participating in CARGs and to identify whether this is a constraint in the effective and sustainable functioning of CARGs.

In the final case, EMA is combined with an agent-based model to study transition dynamics in the electricity sector and identify crucial factors that positively and negatively affect a transition towards more sustainable functioning of the electricity sector.

The relationship is reciprocated as aid organizations help rebuild and create sustainable, functioning communities on the heels of the military.

Management efforts are aimed at restoring sustainable stocks of individual species, and little effort has historically been made to restore sustainable functioning ecosystems.

For topographically isolated habitats such as deep-water corals, cold seeps, and submarine canyons, their irregular presence along the continental margin of the Mediterranean suggests the need for studies aimed at understanding the connections among interspersed systems as well as the importance of the integrity of each system to the sustainable functioning and biodiversity of adjacent systems.