Sentence examples for environments managing from inspiring English sources

"Having worked in many football environments, managing a board of people has always been a football education.

A onetime prodigy, Mr. O'Connor, 38, spent his teens and 20's moving through successive musical environments, managing always to convey -- not through arrogance but through a surfeit of talent -- that he was only passing through.

The pastoralist lifestyle has subsisted in these highly seasonal and unpredictable environments, managing the uncertainty and risk and converting sparse vegetation into livestock biomass (Miller and Schaller 1996).

This framework, called JaCalIVE, facilitates the development of this kind of environments managing in an efficient and realistic way the evolution of parameters for the adaptation of the physical world.

pasteurianus, could be adapted to higher temperature environments managing those stress-responsive genes.

Many of the latter code for functions that considerably increase the fitness of the organism in natural environments, managing in particular the maintenance of essential functions.

Pines in semi-arid mountain environments manage to survive and thrive despite the limited soil water, due to shallow soil depths, and overall water scarcity.

Several measures are proposed to improve the operational safety of deepwater test strings: applying greater top tension, operating in a favorable marine environment, managing the order of the test string joints, and performing nondestructive testing of components at vulnerable positions.

The approach considers three major design implementations as top priority: Accessing physical resource usage in a virtualized environment, managing data distribution service (DDS) entities, and shielding cloud users from complex DDS QoS configurations.

Like the ports, JetSuite must operate within a highly regulated, complex and unpredictable environment, managing factors such as fluctuating customer demand, regulatory and operational constraints, resource maintenance, changing fuel prices, staffing schedules, and of course unpredictable weather.

1,300 pp. ISBN: 978-0-12-374484-5, $225 HealtheEnvironment: Managing the Linkages for Sustainable Development World Health Organization/ United Nations Environment Programme GenevaWHO Press, 2008.