variable geometry definition

variable geometry means the principle of flexibility which allows for progression in cooperation amongst members in a larger integration scheme in a variety of areas and at different speeds;
variable geometry means the principle, according to the RISDP, where
variable geometry means that not every country need to take part in every policy but some can cooperate more closely (See Grant 2005 and Grant and Leonard 2006).

More Definitions of variable geometry

variable geometry means the principle of flexibility which allows for progression in cooperation amongst members in a larger integration scheme in a variety of areas and at different speeds; “WTO” means the World Trade Organisation

Related to variable geometry

  • variable means a quantitative or qualitative representation of a property characteristic used in a valuation model

  • Variable-aperture beam-limiting device means a beam-limiting device which has capacity for stepless adjustment of the x-ray field size at a given SID.

  • Coupon Barrier Value means, in respect of a ST Coupon Valuation Date, Worst Value.