local change

[′lō·kəl ′chānj]

(oceanography)

The time rate of change of a scalar quantity (such as temperature, salinity, pressure, or oxygen content) in a fixed locality.

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We are working to harness the creativity and expertise of local change makers and social sector innovators, while fostering community partnerships and mobilizing investment from the private and non-for-profit sectors.

Canada : Province Invites Ideas for Landmark Social Impact Bond

We challenge parents and student athletes to work closely with school administration and coaches and the state athletic association to be local change agents in the sports community for safety-first priorities.

An outline for safety in contact sports

Surprisingly, this local change has the potential to have a longstanding impact on how OEMs and dealers sell cars to women globally, simply because so many dealers will have to face a significant jump in demand from one specific group of customers.

Saudi new car market set to get a solid boost

The Government mixed messages on the green belt has to be another reason for the local change of view.

Local and national leaders are at odds

The government's mixed messages on the green belt has to be another reason for the local change of view.

Government to blame? Letters

As the building materials industry leader, LafargeHolcim has a responsibility, the scale and the geographic footprint to enable widespread, positive, global and local change in construction.

EPD, EMS, recycling metrics populate LafargeHolcim sustainability plan

Now the Civic Hacking craze has come to Wichita and presents the opportunity to make local change with people of all skill sets.

Civic hacking comes to Riverfest: 24-hour event open to all skill sets

This essay also describes how law students at Penn State Law School used the President's announcement of executive actions as a platform for local change in the State College community.

Remarks on executive action and immigration reform

If you're waiting for science to provide exact certainty about regional local change over a multi-decade period, you're going to be waiting forever," says Diffenbaugh.

A sensible climate policy: here's a smart way for us to limit carbon emissions and keep global warming below 2 [degrees]C

LEED v4 is as much a testament to the achievements of LEED project teams around the world as it is to the green building community's ambition to create significant global and local change through resource-efficient, cost-effective green buildings.

LEED v4 launches at USGBC's annual Greenbuild Conference: 122 projects worldwide are already using the new LEED system

Moreover, once cued, the attention-induced local change in neural signals seems to last for a few seconds.

La senalizacion atencional de la mirada distorsiona el espacio visual

Our process of knowledge exchange involved first gathering ethnographic data from affected communities, through focus groups, interviews, and surveys, and analyzing how people perceived, understood, and responded to local change.

A methodological model for exchanging local and scientific climate change knowledge in northeastern Siberia