Sentences with phrase «in a large system»

Like an entire ecosystem, these individual objects participate in larger systems of interaction performing a role beyond their commonplace function.

We need to be able and willing to take action together if we're going to make some changes in the larger systems that have such an immense impact on the earth.

He said the development of these types of small - scale, easy - to - run mechanisms is ideal as alternative technology but could also be scaled up for use in larger systems.

During much of his career, he has consulted and trained in larger systems such as child protection, mental health, schools and in the private sector.

She creates media projects about the urban experience that reveal hidden value, investigate individual roles in larger systems, and open avenues for intervention.

Extensive expertise in large system architecture development and administration, as well as network design and configuration.

Even in large systems, officials must understand the necessity of gathering relevant information before threatening action where it is not appropriate — attendance figures of students do not always tell the entire story.

Likewise, in the large system leader trusts, 37 per cent of pupils receive the pupil premium against 28 per cent in medium - sized trusts.

His photographs are elements at play in a larger system including architecture, exhibition design, books, posters, videos, vitrines and signage that investigates the stage sets of the art world and the publicity structures on which they rely.

He warns that «we need to see how these formulations function in the larger system of Mormon teaching before pronouncing them orthodox.»

Rather, he is a co-author and participant in a larger system of action which shaped him and which his actions helped to maintain.

«In any large system there's always room for improvement,» Mr Meij told The Australian Financial Review.

Such leadership feels impossible in a larger system, where teachers have standoffs with administrators over picayune issues.

By latching onto instruction in the alphabetic principle as the solution to improving reading achievement, the researchers fail to challenge the bias in the larger system that regularly places a disproportionate number of African - American children in remedial reading programs and deprive themselves of a rich body of literature that might have informed the design of their instructional programs.

The right insider may be a better choice in the long run and in the short run than someone from outside who will become a star after moving on from here to a higher - salaried job in a larger system.

The following two individual cases of gifted children illustrate the approaches taken by the Chicago Gifted Program personnel to meet the needs of individual gifted students who might otherwise be lost in a large system.

Like fragments or links in a larger system, the works collected here offer perspectives with which to bounce aesthetic concerns against the political environment in which they were birthed or later received.

Despite changes in technology and the growth of bike share, trip durations have remained short, particularly in larger systems that serve as an option for functional, point - to - point transportation and / or as an extension of the public transit network.

Although it is now rarely used in larger systems except for specific applications such as CICS or the JES2 subsystem, cooperative multitasking was once the only scheduling scheme employed by Microsoft Windows and Classic Mac OS to enable multiple applications to run simultaneously.

They can also be used as side or rear surround sound speakers in a larger system that uses tower or bookshelf speakers as the mains.

Effective letters are only one component in a larger system of interrelated tasks and activities designed to advance your P unfamiliar situations, such as applying for positions, showing appreciation, and accepting or rejecting offers.

Effecting change in larger systems... and between systems usually involves a greater use of confrontation in the form of political and economic power.

In large systems such a spontaneous transition is thought to occur due to a cosmic ray or some other local radiation that entered the sample to act as a nucleation point, or it is triggered by vibration.

After engaging in Family Therapy, families often have a deeper appreciation for the roles they all play in the larger system they live in, and understand how and why each family member chooses to act in the way they do.

He believed that by pointing out the cruelty, economic oppression, racism, and brutality enacted by individuals as well as governments, viewers of his work might be moved to change society or at least to consider their own role in larger systems of power.

«There is still a lot of research that can be done on implementing this in larger systems.»

«Typically ice crystals form, nucleate, in larger systems,» Bischof explained.

In the pay - as - you - go (PAYG) payment model, consumers use their phones to pay a fixed up - front cost for the device — usually a solar panel bundled with battery storage and appliances (which can include lights, radio, mobile phone chargers, and in larger systems a fan, television and refrigerator)-- and then pay for its use in instalments.

In larger systems, for example, communal heating in an apartment block, this is even more important.

In large systems, the systems architect can assign distinct modules for separate coding and later integration.