Examples of using Three conceptual in English and their translations into Russian
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In addition to these three conceptual parameters, others could be cited and developed.
As planned by the developers,Google Glass should be implemented in three conceptual features.
This system uses three conceptual elements for organizing metadata: statistics, survey and resource.
Part II of the Report identifies which specific themes of sustainable development need to be measured for the three conceptual dimensions of human well-being, i.e.'here and now','later' and'elsewhere.
Based on three conceptual conditions, the nodules in the contract area have been classified as measured and indicated resources.
The framework presented in the Report can be used in a flexible way- it links the three conceptual dimensions defined in the Brundtland report('here and now','later' and'elsewhere') to policy-relevant themes.
A distinction is made between three conceptual dimensions of human well-being, i.e. human well-being of the present generation in one particular country(referred to as'here and now'), the well-being of future generations('later') and the well-being of people living in other countries'elsewhere.
Dimensions and themes of sustainable development(Part II of the publication)Part II of the publication identifies which specific themes of sustainable development need to be measured for the three conceptual dimensions of human well-being, i.e.“here and now”,“later” and“elsewhere”.
It distinguishes between the three conceptual dimensions of sustainable development: the human well-being“here and now”,“later” and“elsewhere”.
As part of his exhibition activities in Belgrade he organized three conceptual exhibitions: Portraits of Architecture(2010), Designing Life(2012) and Traditional-Modern 2013.
In this regard, three conceptual plans have been completed, draft reports are being completed for three areas, concept plans are in progress for eight areas, and a project formulation study for the entire west coast of Trinidad is completed and work is ongoing with respect to the preparation of a Land Reclamation Line and Policy and Coastal Structures.
Furthermore, the framework proposed by the joint ECE/Eurostat/OECD task force links the three conceptual aspects defined in Our Common Future(here and now, later and elsewhere) to policy-relevant themes or universal well-being dimensions.
The CES framework draws on three conceptual dimensions of wellbeing as defined in the Brundtland report: wellbeing of the present generation in one particular country(the‘here and now'); wellbeing of future generations(‘later') based on the capital approach; and wellbeing of people living in other countries, which incorporates the transboundary impacts of sustainable development‘elsewhere.
The framework can be used in a flexible way- it links the three conceptual dimensions defined in the Brundtland report(“here and now”,“later” and“elsewhere”) to policy relevant themes.
A distinction is made between three conceptual dimensions of sustainable development, i.e. human well-being of the present generation in one particular country(referred to as“here and now”), the well-being of future generations(“later”) and the well-being of people living in other countries“elsewhere”.
The framework for measuring sustainable development presented here includes the three conceptual dimensions derived from the theory presented in Part II: human well-being(“here and now”), capital(“later”) and the transboundary impacts“elsewhere”.
The exhibition is divided into three conceptual elements: Sonechka- Leo Tolstoy's granddaughter; Sonya- Sergey Yesenin's wife; and Sophia Andreevna- director of the Tolstoy Museums.
They can be transformed into three conceptual"filters" to assess whether the sustainable development goals and the post-2015 development agenda are comprehensive, complete, coherent and cohesive.
There are three clear conceptual areas of verification for reduction and elimination of nuclear weapons.
Cognitive Construction of Reality: Three Techniques on Cognitive Conceptual Therapy 2nd Edition.
These three dimensions represent the so-called conceptual categorization37.
A conceptual paper containing three country studies was produced within the project and is being prepared for publication.
Seventeen of the resolutions deal with countries' specific situations and three with conceptual issues in connection with the coordination of humanitarian assistance activities carried out by the United Nations system.
Mr. Carranza structured his presentation around three types of challenges: conceptual, practical and ideological.
His theory of ethics as exemplified in Lǐ is based on three important conceptual aspects of life: ceremonies associated with sacrifice to ancestors and deities, social and political institutions, and the etiquette of daily behavior.
The presentation of the Bureau's work was divided into three broad areas: conceptual and methodological development, technical cooperation, and collection and dissemination of national and international data.
The Secretary-General has asked me to translate into action the three steps- the conceptual underpinning, the admission of reality and the goal- outlined in the present interim report.
This schema provides a sequence of study in each of the three categories which gradually increases in conceptual complexity.
Chapter I outlines the evolution of international trade and highlights deliberations on the GSP since UNCTAD VIII.Chapter II covers issues relating to the GSP which are divided into three categories: conceptual aspects, operational aspects and technical assistance.
The three levels constitute a conceptual whole in that each can only be understood in relation to the others, and they comprise a practical continuum in that none can be fully effective in isolation.
