Sentence examples for more flexible environments from inspiring English sources
They will still need to customize their simulation runs within more flexible environments where they can manually edit input files or compile new codes, and use local or allocated high-performance computing resources.
For relatively rigid objects such as the brain, software can successfully align images from MR, CT and PET, whereas in more flexible environments, such as the rest of the body, accurate alignment is difficult owing to the large number of possible degrees of freedom.
Their analysis of why unemployment remains high when jobs are available has found favour with governments attempting to create a more flexible environment for employers.
Everyone can benefit from learning about other disabled researchers; an entire research team can gain from a more flexible environment.
This allows for a more flexible environment, where failures can happen fast, thanks to the experimentation the studio model allows for.
The key features of SimBiopharma are highlighted; these include interactive graphics, task-oriented representation and dynamic simulation which create a much more flexible environment for modelling processes.
While some companies will try to lock down their networks and prohibit anything except what they have issued themselves, in other cases businesses might do the opposite, hoping that providing a more flexible environment will prove to be one way of attracting top talent.
And ultimately this re-imagined more flexible environment creates a sustainable and profitable workplace that will be a win-win for everyone.
Also, enhancing leadership skills to foster a more flexible environment supportive of innovation may enhance capacity in LHDs.
And is it time for universities to create more flexible working environments?
Mr. Harris said he planned to approach the portals again in coming months in hopes of finding what he called the silver lining of the recent shakeout among dot-com retailers -- more flexible bargaining environments.
