Sentence examples similar to multi dimensional strategy from inspiring English sources

"President Xi Jinping is driving a multi-dimensional strategy to lift China to global dominance," it stated, and New Zealand was a key pawn in its strategy, with the government regarding its relations with the island nation as "an exemplar" of how it would like to steer future relations with other states.

Partners promoting vaccine affordability and availability agree that pricing is a multi-dimensional strategy.

The completed videos were disseminated by the Project Team using a multi-dimensional strategy.

A review by Boocock et al [ 8] identified no single-dimensional or multi-dimensional strategy for intervention that was considered effective across occupational settings.

This would suggest that the reasons for addressing the causes of discrimination are not limited only towards resolving societal and economic injustice, but as part of a multi-dimensional strategy towards tackling health inequalities across the lifecourse.

This requires a multi-dimensional strategy that addresses both the factors that increase the incidence of health conditions and impairments leading to disability as well as social and environmental barriers that reduce social participation.

There is a need to harmonize resources towards research and a rational multi-dimensional strategy for integrated control, applicable to the regional context, without which WA-MCF will continue to be a threat not only to cattle production but also to wildlife conservation in eastern and southern Africa.

This paper addresses the need for integration concepts, holistic monitoring, analysis methodologies, multi dimensional decision support and scenario based control strategies through the seamless integration of ubiquitous sensing infrastructures, service oriented architectures, BIM tools and Data Warehouse technologies.

Is it not time to support multi dimensional policy interventions to address an issue that is so evidently multi dimensional itself?

Figure 1: Multi dimensional scaling (MDS) analysis for the comparison of ADT and CRM.

In the process, we show that, most likely, a two-dimensional rounding strategy can beat the one dimensional strategy of projecting vectors onto a line.