Examples of using Typologies in English and their translations into Slovak
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organized in two basic typologies of accommodation objects:
the second on regional typologies.
a focus on regional typologies.
which will be developed in further typologies.
Confirms that territorial typologies stemming from European statistics play an important role in regional policy as they can contribute to evidence-based policy interventions
The typologies mentioned under paragraph 3
maintain harmonised statistical classifications, including territorial typologies for statistical purposes at EU level.
The NUTS Regulation does not yet include or legally define these territorial typologies to determine urban,
To review the clauses of the guarantees, their typologies, and the optionalities they carry to assess if the valuation of the technical provisions can be considered proportionate and prudent.
representing the most significant typologies of table wine producers in several wine-producing EU regions.
I have suggested that there is a continuum between lab and field experiments, and other researchers have proposed more detailed typologies, in particular ones that separate the various forms of field experiments(Harrison and List 2004; Charness, Gneezy, and Kuhn 2013).
shifting configuration of varied functional and urban typologies.
This proposal would incorporate typologies into the NUTS Regulation which interlink with several statistical domains,
deconstructivist design typologies, yet not really new since it relates strongly to traditional design methods.
employing typologies and graphs to provide knowledge about the various pictures of disorder;
to safeguard the stability of the territorial typologies over time, the core definitions and criteria for creating and updating the typologies need to be specified in the regulation and its implementing provisions.
The fact that these typologies and their methodologies have no legal recognition and are not formally recognised by the European Statistical System(ESS) is an issue that needs to be addressed to establish them as recognised, impartial and transparent statistical typologies.
the design of unique structures and typologies, while the serial production on a larger scale is unlikely.
regional typologies, cities and the degree of urbanisation.”.
monitoring as well as tools related to territorial analyses, typologies, modelling and updates of statistics.