Sentence examples for exploring creative solutions from inspiring English sources

Live performance is a useful testbed for developing and evaluating what makes robots expressive (Gray, 2010; Hoffman, 2011; Jochum et al., 2014); it is also a good platform for exploring creative solutions for design and control mechanisms that enable expressive robot motion.

From a community garden in one of Haiti's roughest neighborhoods to a young Indian boy who dreams of ditching his shoe-shining days in favor of becoming a chef, the result is a series of five video shorts that take viewers on a global journey, exploring creative solutions and highlighting unique voices.

Currently, he acts as a strategic advisor to tech + media start ups, oversees video for Derek Jeter's The Players Tribunee, and is Executive Producer & Host of Now What, a new series for AOL/Huffington Post exploring creative solutions to to the world's biggest problems.

The United States and its partners should continue to explore creative solutions to the impasse and stand ready to lift sanctions and quickly take North Korea off the terrorism list if it fulfills its obligations.

Having a local entrepreneurial ethic likely played an important role in how the community explored creative solutions, and petitioned government, in response to coal cessation at AGS. Interview data from Garry McKinnon, the AEDC Executive Director, explains how he believes the dynamic works in Atikokan.

Since the number of women in such careers has increased (National Association of Women in Construction, 2013) and will likely continue to increase, it is of great importance to identify how female workers have been depicted in the media and to explore creative solutions to communicate their images for positive integration in the workplace.

Instead of the depressing numbers and helpless faces that dominate discussions of hunger and destitution, these two short films explore creative solutions to complex problems.

I made it to explore the character and explore creative possibilities.

But the issue of radiation protection according to Mr Ojha is "glossed over" with the recognition that more work and "creative solutions" need to be explored.

In terms of flexibility, both partners are committed to exploring better ways to do the work and to find creative solutions to obstacles, no matter how big or small.

3. Find creative solutions to practical limitations: Any obstacle can be overcome by exploring the possibilities with your team and the artists with whom you work.