Sentence examples for the application of alternatives from inspiring English sources

Current environmental trends and developments restrain the use of synthetic chemicals and procure the application of alternatives that complement an integrated pest management approach that also includes genetic, biological and cultural control measures.

Technological advances encourage the application of alternative treatment technologies for the biogenic fraction of the residues.

This mathematical framework allows the application of alternative but well understood solution techniques.

It focused on the application of alternative and different solid supports to the extraction step of the MSPD.

In this context, the application of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) for conflict resolution, as suggested by Heathcote et al. ([1998]), is very useful.

The Eurocode SR EN 1991-1-2 applicationapplicatiof of alternative design employing CFD methods, without specifying any further guidance to their practical praxis.

We also give examples of the application of alternative methods of data analysis, which provide a new insight into local properties of irregularities, and evidence for the nonlinear nature of ionospheric turbulence generation processes.

Different approaches have been tried, such as the application of alternative viticultural practices (Kontoudakis et al. 2011), or the implementation of physical methods like dealcoholization (Bogianchini et al. 2011).

We discuss the application of alternative interconnection charging models (with a particular focus on bill-and-keep) by applying the main lessons from the interconnection literature in a framework designed for the practical needs of regulators.

In recent years, there has been a significant emphasis placed on achieving reductions in urban residential water demand through the application of alternative water resources on various housing development scales based on a "fit-for-purpose" concept.

In many situations, the application of alternative silviculture would only be economically viable through measures such as conservation payments (Cubbage et al. 2007), monetary incentives as part of forest certification efforts (Nasi et al. 2011), or direct payments for ecosystem services (Wunder 2006), such as water supply and regulation (Nahuelhual et al. 2007).