Sentence examples for dynamic programme from inspiring English sources
Smith produced a flawless performance and sat on top of the standings with 16.033 until Whitlock, the last competitor on the horse, leapfrogged the Olympic silver medallist by just 0.1 of a point with a more dynamic programme that sparked jubilation among the Hydro Arena crowd.
Then, in 1963, Harold Wilson, soon to become Labour prime minister, stated in a speech in Glasgow: "Today I want to outline new proposals on which we are working, a dynamic programme providing facilities for home study to university and higher standards".
A dynamic programme of participatory conservation and breeding coupled with agronomic improvement soon led to a big spurt in the production of Kalajeera, an aromatic local variety, which is being snapped up by the market almost as soon as it is harvested.
One of the most important techniques used to study long-term energy operation planning is the stochastic dual dynamic programme (SDDP).
But a dynamic programme called Techno Girl is set to turn this around.
But a dynamic programme financed by UNICEF and the European Union humanitarian aid department (ECHO) is improving the odds against the killer.
Sir Nicholas Kenyon, the managing director of the Barbican, said: "Our new season is an exemplar of our dynamic international programme at its best, and with a record 1.2 million audience figure this year, the Barbican continues to prove it's a place that people are passionate about".
If patients were not classified as having a directional preference or as being unstable, they were assigned to an intensive dynamic exercise programme.
MiRanda implements a dynamic search programme for maximal local complementarity alignments between the miRNA and the reference sequence and generate scores based on the position-specific empirical models [ 65].
Instead comments centred on the need to consider appropriate progression to more challenging and dynamic standing programmes to maximise health benefits.
Instead, there's a political dynamic to the programme that draws a line of continuum from Sarajevo to the second world war to the disastrous conflicts in the former Yugoslavia during the 1990s.
