Sentence examples for generation of environments from inspiring English sources

The main objective of SE@VBL workshops was to develop a critical discussion about the next generation of environments and analytics employed in video learning tools, the form of these environments and analytics, and the way they can be utilized in order to help us to better understand and improve the value and "smartness" of video-based learning.

The top-down, "command and control" regulations of the first generation of environment activism could not cope effectively with these new problems.

Use of microbial enzymes for hydrolysis of lignocellulosic biomass has several merits compared to thermochemical pretreatment such as low energy inputs, modest hardware demands, no generation of environment damaging waste products, and absence of hazardous chemicals.

It is concluded that the identified skills benefit the generation of appropriate environments for learning and are transformed into a valuable resource to strengthen the training of students.

These results suggest that the predicted negative consequences of external rewards may be addressed in this new generation of learning environments.

We identify three key issues to be taken into account when designing the next generation of software environments for agricultural modelling.

The increasing amount of data being stored and the variety of algorithms proposed to meet processing demands of the data scientists have led to a new generation of computational environments and paradigms.

This may lead to rhythmic generation of genomic environments that promote rhythmic gene expression.

Development of the PMFC technology may lead to a new generation of sustainable, environment integrated energy harvesting systems.

The main interests of aligned nanoparticles are generation of an environment ordered to enhance the optical properties (optical response) of the system and to enhance the electrical conductivity and use of these features to applications like solar cells to obtain green energy.

Previous generations of game environments were either too obviously fake or too limited in terms of where they let players go and what they let them do.