Sentence examples for a dynamic space from inspiring English sources

It is these aspirations that drive the social work book group forward, and have helped to make it a dynamic space for social work students, practitioners and academics alike.

The collective water systems also reframe the network of the roofs, staircases, alleys and roads to change the fragment urban condition as a dynamic space for locals to explore more water-related activities to empower the community.

Hosted by Jill Anderson, the EdCast is a dynamic space for discourse about problems and transformative solutions in education, shining a light on the compelling people, policies, practices, and ideas shaping the field.

It's a dynamic space, and the potential for screening off areas of seating allow the space to be tailored for slightly smaller artists, too, such as Queens of the Stone Age and Vampire Weekend, with adjusted capacities of 5,000, 7,000 or 9,000.

At Carriageworks, the experienced hand of curator Daniel Mudie Cunningham has turned the white walls and high ceilings of the former Anna Schwartz Gallery space into a warm and inviting environment, and a judicious use of separating walls and curtained rooms creates a dynamic space for the audience to explore.

The D-Lab workshop on the third floor of N51 MIT building is a dynamic space, where D-Lab students prototype their class projects, where UROPs build their contraptions to advance ongoing research in areas of agriculture or energy, and where primary school children get exposed to innovative technologies that improve poor people's lives.

This paper addresses the feasibility of using a dynamic state space canonical variates analysis (CVA) model of the small-scale single cell to predict the voltage responses of the scaled up three-cell stack system.

German music from this period is a bit like the Tardis: you got through a narrow portal into a huge, dynamic space.

First, we introduce a general dynamic space on which various dynamical systems are developed.

In this report, we introduced a general dynamic space that allows a unified geometric viewpoint of various dynamic systems.

Thus, we have proved that the maximum entropy principle (Principle 2) and Cartan principle (Principle 1) are mathematically equivalent in a general dynamic space.