The built environment is a reflection of our understanding through growing awareness of the solutions to issues that confront us.
Widespread awareness of the solutions would drastically improve access to them.
From TomTom's partnerships with Denso and Delphi for L2 solutions, and NVIDIA's platform for L2 and L2.5, which include some form of HD Mapping and localization techniques for better awareness, several of the solutions on display are going into production very soon and will be where volumes reside.
Brazil's Grupo Balbo has been lobbying to turn the entire sugar industry into an organic sector by building awareness of the challenges and solutions among investors, customers and the wider public.
Collectively the automated configuration and reconfiguration of cloud applications, along with enhanced energy awareness of the different deployment solutions gives rise to the possibility of performing energy saving techniques.
PR played a consequential role by creating an environment that facilitated awareness of the attractiveness of the solutions for providing invaluable insights to decision makers and, thus, the company's value to any entity looking to enhance its own offerings with cutting-edge technology.
Aristotle shows no awareness of a solution to the problem, which may well count as evidence that the quadratrix was either not yet discovered or was not used for this purpose.
3. Emphasize to students that Mr. Richard Ellis, author of "The Empty Ocean," believes that "worldwide awareness is the root of the solution".
Findings from the ECCE Policy Implementation Review have been presented at various level of the government to raise awareness of the problem and advocate solution.
The encouragement of greater public participation in policy debate including participation in the framing of policy goals, greater public awareness of the need for cooperative solutions, and mutual respect of differing viewpoints can potentially lead to better collective decision-making (Chambers, 2003: 316; see also Gutmann and Thompson, 1996).
