Sentence examples for transition communities from inspiring English sources

The surface bidirectional reflectance distribution function (BRDF) contains valuable information on canopy physiognomy for desert grassland and grass shrub transition communities.

The interpretation of the retrieved parameter maps (shrub density, shrub width and canopy height) reveals variations in canopy structure within desert grassland and grassland shrubland transition communities, which are clearly related to structural and optical features in high resolution panchromatic and vegetation index images.

This week at The Pollination Project, we recognize seven recent grantees who are founding projects that help transition communities and individuals to be resourceful and creative in achieving a more optimistic future.

At an early September press conference, District Attorney Sam Sutter announced that his office's decision was influenced by "the grave risk that climate change poses to society" and "the absence of broadly mandated policies to swiftly transition communities to sustainable power sources".

Today, Community IM is getting a major upgrade, and it's one that represents a major shift in the way the service can be used, beginning to transition Community IM from a pure chat product to a powerful sharing service.

In their enforced transition community members will need to move into different roles, flexibly and easily with a sense of communitas to achieve more self reliance and cause community members to unite and do things for themselves.

And the Greens are proposing a more aggressive move towards zero net emissions and funding for transitioning communities that rely on the fossil fuel industry.

This will require a more dynamic malaria risk map to capture transitioned communities.

The research was embedded within the Andhra Pradesh Children and Parents' Study (APCAPS), a large intergenerational cohort study in 29 villages of rural India which looks at CVD risk in rapidly transitioning communities.

Studies based on long-term follow-up of birth cohorts in transitioning communities are faced with challenges in dealing with complex confounding influences related to rapid socioeconomic and lifestyle changes.

This echoes the meta-volition model [ 38] where organizational leadership is identified as the most critical element in the transition of communities towards a more physically active lifestyle.