Sentence examples for dynamically engaging from inspiring English sources
A physics professor describes his evolution from lecturing to dynamically engaging students during class and improving how they learn.
"In a nutshell, the web will become more live and dynamically engaging than it is today," says Cassidy.
While I admire the spirit of his direct invocation of pragmatic polytheism as a complement to affirming spiritual life as enacting a range of amusing and artistic content and modes of personalized fantasy, poesy and idiosyncratic expression, Rorty advances only the barest invitation to investigate just what happens for people who live serious and dynamically engaging spiritual lives.
"Meaningful thought arises only for the whole animal dynamically engaged with its environment," he writes.
Using the Anderson Collection at Stanford University (including both temporary and permanent works on display) as inspiration, you are challenged to build a new interactive tool to help a wide variety of visitors dynamically engage with the Anderson.
As a strategic plan, Urban Incubator proposes a startup incubator program to dynamically engage the nearby artists, La Defense business district, students, and low-income individuals and families within the existing infrastructure of the paper-making factory.
Duke Integrative Medicine's world-class Integrative Health Coach Professional Training program will teach you how to dynamically engage individuals to make transformational health behavior changes that maximize their health and well-being.
In this perspective, context is a resource or a patchwork of resources that participants in the focal event actively and dynamically engage in and connect with in respect to the focal event.
Placing importance on investing in human resources and empowering women, I will continue to make the realization of "a society in which all citizens are dynamically engaged," i.e., inclusive society à la japonaise, the core of my policy.
Screenings will highlight film and video works by Gordon Matta-Class, Class of 1968, that engage dynamically with the urban environment.
Software architectures that contain many dynamically interacting components, each with its own thread of control, engaging in complex coordination protocols, are difficult to correctly and efficiently engineer.
