Sentence examples for systems transitions from inspiring English sources

Disciplines for which social change is core business, including sociology, history, anthropology and geography, are brimming with many more useful ideas from other parts of the alphabet, including systems, transitions, routines, practices and dynamic processes.

We begin by considering some of the theoretical literature on energy (specifically electricity systems) transitions, critical infrastructures and social acceptability.

A detailed handover mechanism is provided for the DSRC and WiMAX systems' transitions between each other; great consideration was taken into providing this seamless operation.

For white noise driven systems, transitions are assumed to be locally Gaussian and the necessary conditional mean values and covariances for only the first time step are obtained from the numerical integration of the differential equations for these quantities in combination with a Gaussian closure scheme.

In this article, we offer a definition of socio-energy systems, reconceptualize key questions in energy policy in terms of socio-energy systems change, analyze three case studies of energy policy development as problems of socio-energy systems design, and develop recommendations for rethinking energy policy and governance in the context of socio-energy systems transitions.

It's time our politicians stop their gas-is-good propaganda and instead roll up their sleeves, engage with the industry and start the difficult but necessary work of making our power systems transition to 100% renewable energy.

Big technology companies are betting he's right, as they bankroll these systems' transition from lab curiosities to demonstration models.

However, overreliance on modeled results, particularly as systems transition to states not considered within the model, may exacerbate negative consequences.

As more health systems transition to EMRs with patient portals, e-health literacy may pose an additional challenge for patients.

Screening for nonadherence using archival data is increasingly feasible, as health systems transition to integrated electronic medical record and pharmacy systems.

This means that as the energy system transitions to renewables, there will be an inevitable increase in costs to pay for the shift.