Sentence examples similar to dynamic testament from inspiring English sources
This self-perpetuating dynamic is testament to D-Lab's methodology: identify communities based on local needs, resources, and community interest; train community members in the design process and teach the skills to address their particular situation; help set up a makerspace; provide six months' post-training mentoring; and, where feasible, provide seed capital.
The dynamic booth was a testament to the course's challenging design requirements.
The program metrics exceeded expectations and benchmarks, showing the true testament to the dynamic and innovative future of AI.=.
Lecturing across the country until his death in 1972, Escher's legacy stands as a testament to the dynamic potential behind joining science and art.
"Haters" is in the canon of rap's New Testament; it creates an artificial adversarial dynamic, and Kanye revels in this role more than anyone.
Unlike most jewels from past centuries, which were dismantled and melted down when fashions changed or their owners needed a quick spot of cash, the pieces in the Hoard have improbably survived as singular testaments to life in London at a dynamic point in its history.
In a statement, Brown Johnson, animation president for Nickelodeon, said, "SpongeBobs success in reaching over 200 episodes is a testament to creator Stephen Hillenburg's vision, comedic sensibility and his dynamic, lovable characters.
Another active group is the young-earth creationist Church of the New Testament from Lublin.
Another testament betrayed.
