Sentence examples for the continuous policies from inspiring English sources

The discrete policies with small numbers of stages (less than ∼six) perform much more poorly than the continuous policies indicating that the copolymeriz reactor is much more sensitive to deviations from optimality than batch reactors operating with other reaction schemes.

Finally, policies k and l demonstrate the sorts of C and S values expected for a randomly generated discrete and continuous policies.

At the policy level, continuous policy dialogue took place in technical meetings with government, civil society and professional knowledge networks served as a way to build rapport and ownership as well as compelling critical actors to reflect on D & A as a key component of quality of maternity care.

After the death of Antiochus Epiphanes in 164 bce, the numbers of claimants to the Seleucid throne made a continuous policy toward Palestine impossible, because each claimant felt the need to seek support wherever it might be found.

'If, however, this document actually has been the foundation of a continuous policy to cover clergy crimes at all costs, then we have quite another issue.

It is impossible not to sense the demoralisation and insecurity caused by the steady drumbeat of negative rhetoric and continuous policy revolution.

Despite Thailand's continuous policy of teacher production, the production of science teachers over the past 30 years has been insufficient.

Instead of resolutions without solutions - which is barren - we will have a continuous policy discussion involving the whole party.

In order to make use of the lessons learnt in this round, the following recommendations can be concluded from this study: 1. Competitive projects represent a suitable way for educational reform as they are funnelled to the neediest sectors and the most needy colleges; thus they should remain a continuous policy in higher education reform.

"This is a continuous policy of assassinations conducted by the Israeli government that aims to undermine all efforts to revive the hope of peace".

"This has been fed by a continuous policy of conciliation, in particular toward Poland and the Czech Republic".