Sentence examples for changing scenario from inspiring English sources

"The conversations about the changing scenario in cities like Delhi where women are becoming more empowered are just not happening".

Automobile sector in the Indian scenario had taken a long time to transform with the changing scenario.

This paper presents an analytical survey of ESB on different parameters influencing the performance of SOA in the present changing scenario and service patterns.

To avoid emissions and to increase oil production, the separated acid gas is injected for enhanced oil recovery, creating a changing scenario due to increasing carbon dioxide content in the reservoir along production lifetime.

It is felt that this vital area is under-represented in Indian chemical engineering curricula and this has to be remedied immediately so that fresh chemical engineering graduates are able to adapt to the changing scenario.

In today's rapidly changing scenario in manufacturing industries, applications of optimization techniques in metal cutting processes is essential for a manufacturing unit to respond effectively to severe competitiveness and increasing demand of quality product in the market.

Our territories do not have extreme changing scenarios, but our scenarios are extreme; our nature is the constant change.

Occasionally checking in on your relationships will help you adapt to changing scenarios.

Changing scenarios of work that emphasize innovation and collaboration have challenged the organization and space of the office plan, while the boundaries and relationships of living and working are becoming more and more porous and ephemeral.

Many applications of intelligent agents, such as the control of ambient intelligence environments and autonomous intelligent robotic systems, require the processing of information coming in from many available sensors to produce adequate output responses in changing scenarios.

In this paper, we conduct a controlled experiment to empirically compare two approaches based on each one of these modeling styles in several changing scenarios (e.g., add/remove mandatory feature, add/remove optional feature and so on).