Examples of using A changing environment in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Straight Baselines in East Asia- Legal, Technical and Political Issues in a Changing Environment” Presented at Difficulties in Implementing the Provisions of UNCLOS, organized by the Advisory Board on the Law of the Sea(ABLOS), in Monaco on 16- 17 October 2008 available at.
Testing the changes to an operational system or the impact of a changed environment to an operational system.
Maintenance testing Testing the changes to an operational system or the impact of a changed environment to an operational system.
When a species is no longer adapted to a changed environment, it may perish.
Stoltenberg said NATO must ensure the fulfillment of its own missions in such a changed environment and effectively counter the challenge, which he said is now“the question on our agenda.”.
Helps maintain print quality in a changing environment.
Strategic Decision Making in a Changing Environment.
In a changing environment, supply chains must adapt.
Build projects that react to a changing environment.
Flexibility(the colony can adapt to a changing environment);
Chapter 1: Strategic Human Resource Management in a Changing Environment.
Dynamic Calibration automatically adjusts parameters to maintain print quality in a changing environment.
Even established coins must continually evolve to keep pace with a changing environment.
Questions range from carbon footprint reduction plans to risk management in a changing environment.
Many businesses seek out managers with strong leadership skills who adjust well in a changing environment.
People who find opportunities in a changing environment are those who are actively looking for them.
Cameras and sensors around the EN-V allow it to react to a changing environment and avoid accidents.
Many sectors of the economy need to adapt to a changing environment, in particular the agricultural sector.
Many computational problems require a computer program to be adaptive-to continue to perform well in a changing environment.