Sentence examples similar to a connected challenge from inspiring English sources
Neurath's crusade for unified science against speculative metaphysics and the connected challenge of understanding the social and objective nature of scientific knowledge drove him in 1931 to adopt physicalism as the chief constraint on scientific concepts and theories.
The indigenous population constitutes some 2.7percentt of Australians, and many live in abject poverty in isolated rural communities, grappling with the connected challenges of lack of education, unemployment, alcoholism and health problems.
The game also features a single-player story mode, which comprises a series of plot-connected challenges.
Today, deploying and managing a connected street lighting network is challenge enough for many lighting and public works departments.
"Nato understood that what we see happening in Ukraine and what Russia is doing is something they had not been looking at closely," says Elina Lange-Ionatamishvili, an expert at the Nato Strategic Communications (StratCom) Centre of Excellence, which opened in Riga last year and aims to help the alliance adapt to the challenges of a connected 21st century.
With a clever app that runs on top of a connected platform, a homeowners' association could run challenges and offer rewards and recognition.
The benefits of tackling these inter-connected challenges jointly are obvious.
"A non-connected computer is more valuable than a connected cell phone," he says.
In a connected world, though, that is not enough.
"I didn't realize it was a connected tributary".
