Sentence examples for temporal provisions from inspiring English sources

Captive bears are also exposed to an array of different stimuli and they readily "adapt" to more routinized schedules, which obviously cater to the work day and temporal provisions for the animal care staff.

(b) the procedures for enquiries, associated measures and reporting, as well as rules of procedure for decision-making, including provisions on rights of defence, access to the file, legal representation, confidentiality and temporal provisions and the quantification and collection of the fines.

Remotely sensed images can be conveniently used to reduce the cost and labor needed for bathymetric measurements and to overcome the difficulties in spatial and temporal depth provision.

Generally, staging models imply that natural history of the disorder moves through a predictable temporal progression, and provision of stage-appropriate treatment can modify such course.

Nighttime communities are enriched with species of Roseobacter, Halomonas, and Alteromonas encoding a greater variety of pathways for carbohydrate catabolism, further illustrating temporal patterns of energetic provisioning between different marine microbes.

Using a case study of community-managed forested landscape in central Nepal, this paper aims to identify and map priority ES and assess the temporal change in the provision of ES between 1990 and 2013.

First, we show the high spatial and temporal heterogeneity of EGS provision even in a small case study region.

First, the scenario analysis revealed the spatial and temporal heterogeneity of EGS provision, even at a rather small (350 km2) regional scale.

The release of genetically engineered organisms which cannot be controlled in spatio-temporal dispersal conflicts with these provisions.

The temporal trend, however, indicated that the provision of infrastructure facilities has improved in the study area over the past years.

Accessibility is thereby generally modeled as a static concept with little – if any – account for temporal variations in services and transportation provision across the diurnal cycle and week, such as those resulting from opening hours and congestion effects.