Sentence examples for evolving environments from inspiring English sources

Social media and mobile devices are rapidly evolving environments for health interventions.

Conventional decision methods, which determine optimal strategies based on stationary risk assessments and current knowledge, are not well suited for infrastructure systems/communities situated in evolving environments.

This type of coupling requires interoperability assurance of systems, in particular federating various devices and cross-over features (e.g., linking learning content to posts on social media platforms) in dynamically evolving environments.

We will present our approach to the design and maintenance of these systems in rapidly evolving environments and illustrate the consequences of evolution and change for these systems and for the educators and developers responsible for their implementation and deployment.

ETH Zurich's mission in education is to equip its students with the highest level of knowledge and skills; the ability to feel at ease and act in complex and rapidly evolving environments, while at the same time being able to maintain an understanding for ethical and cultural values.

Another aspect is learning to be flexible and resilient, knowing how to adjust to different situations and ever evolving environments.

The department said Australia's immigration detention network was under "considerable strain" from the arrival of almost 7,000 asylum seekers by boat in the first seven months of 2012 and said it acknowledged that "decision-making processes in this complex and rapidly evolving environment were not adequately documented".

In this highly competitive and rapidly evolving environment, cool tech isn't enough.

Confronted with a progressively evolving environment, organisation are now dependably concerned about new product development.

Molecular dynamics simulations are applied to model fuel droplet surrounded by air in a spatially and temporally evolving environment.

This paper reviews flexibility products and flexibility markets, currently being discussed or designed to help in the operation of power systems under their evolving environment.