Sentence examples for many dynamic and from inspiring English sources

The portal will provide the visually impaired with many dynamic and interactive educational opportunities.

Extended linear-quadratic programming (ELQP) is an extension of the conventional linear programming and quadratic programming, which arises in many dynamic and stochastic optimization problems.

This course aims to provide students with an overview of the many dynamic and interdisciplinary skills that are required for successful practice in the field of ICTD. A. Contextual: Broader conceptual, policy-level frameworks of understanding the landscape of ICTD.

A major limitation of tape is the linear access to data, which makes it too slow and therefore unsuitable for many dynamic and real-time analytics applications.

Hayhoe is a modern day Noah, and one of many dynamic and intelligent believers I have met along my journey into faith-based environmental stewardship.

She describes the UFW's internal conflicts that ultimately weakened the organization, preventing many dynamic and committed rank-and-file leaders and staffs from fulfilling their potential within the union.

Equations (3) and (4) are very meaningful higher-dimensional NLEEs which can describe many dynamic processes and important phenomena in engineering and physics.

Determining how large, multicellular organisms emerge from a single cell is a major goal for biologists, and a key to understanding many dynamic processes and diseases.

We need to adopt new ideas and system reforms to cater to the demands of this evolving world, especially in a country like Japan where we experience many dynamic changes and challenges," states Igarashi, who emphasizes the importance of maintaining R&D and science education funding to make research careers attractive to young clinicians and scientists in Japan and around the world.

Mechanical assemblies are subjected to many dynamic loads and modifications are often needed to achieve acceptable vibration levels.

Differential-algebraic equations (DAE) systems arise naturally from modelling many dynamic systems and are more difficult to handle than ordinary differential equation (ODE) systems.