Sentence examples for dynamic realities from inspiring English sources

Developmental evaluation is a formative evaluation approach 136 137 designed to enhance an intervention in progress: "Developmental evaluation supports innovation development to guide adaptation to emergent and dynamic realities in complex environments".

A range of localised and global dynamic realities, both material and discursive, tempers any enthusiasm for rapid, sweeping and practical changes on gender justice and healthy, caring, progressive masculinities.

Europe wouldn't want to lose such an economically and socially dynamic reality.

The strength of Porter's hypothesis is that it builds on the dynamic reality of business.

Their poster designs were able to communicate the dynamic reality of cinema through the graphic language of montage and close-up.

However, these technical limitations are used to advantage so as to communicate a sense of urgent and dynamic reality to both the protagonists and to the film event.

"NBC lacks big revenue streams from syndication, it must pay through the nose to buy movies, and it lacks a dynamic reality show," said James N. Kelleher, who follows G.E. for Argus Research.

If we accept Marr's analogy, then what an MRI mainly does is to give you a black-and-white snapshot – as it were, from outer space – which tells us very little about the dynamic reality of the brain.

They have focused too much on physical restructuring, attempting to reduce the complex, vital, and dynamic reality of governmental processes to essentially artificial dualities, such as 'outputs' and 'outcomes', 'owner' and 'purchaser', 'funder' and 'provider'provider

Those deficiencies could appear as a consequence of fact that analysis of dynamic reality is made on the base of historical data, which consequently means that available data represent the past i.e. they are not, or they are only partially adequate to present state of the considered reality.

Rather, matter is seen as a dynamic reality in itself.