Sentence examples for emerging dimensions from inspiring English sources

Mukherjee is the author of several books, including Beyond Survival: Emerging Dimensions of Indian Economy (1984) and Challenges Before the Nation (1993).

Prime Minister Singh called energy security “the most important of the emerging dimensions of our strategic partnership.” And he made it a point to go to the airport to personally receive Putin—a courtesy that has so far been extended only to President George W. Bush of the United States and Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah.

The Chinese data from a transition economy sheds light on the ownership structure reforms in China, and provides novel new insights to the marketing theory and practice regarding the role of two new additional emerging dimensions of ownership structures — managerial ownership and ownership concentration in the relationship between MO and innovation performance.

Before we examine the nature of those emerging dimensions of poverty, let's reflect on the history of the War on Poverty.

Different indices were considered such as scree plot, eigenvalues, percentage of total variance, and item loadings on each emerging dimension.

However, there is a need to develop training better aligned with the emerging conceptual dimensions of recovery [ 7, 19] and organisations should be cautious in relying on training programmes which alone are unlikely to be sufficient to create widespread and sustained change.

For both materials, the emerging nano-dimensions require large fibre surfaces that, in turn, cause strong interactions with substances of the environment [11 13].

As the days and weeks go past, you see young plants swell, foliage knit together, flowers emerge and dimensions take shape – and it's all down to you taking time out to realise your vision.

But those who love Cheever's fiction will recognize here a familiar, defining trait: he was forever emerging from two dimensions into three, from the rectangle of the page into the cubic complexities of actual life.

Regarding the dimensions emerging from this review, the BAQ [142] is uni-dimensional and explicitly excludes attention to pain sensations and emotions.

Hence, it is clear that computational methods for inferring domain-domain interactions have been constantly evolving to integrate and take advantage of the vast amount of updated annotation data emerging in many dimensions.