Sentence examples for a larger environment of from inspiring English sources
In this sense, the power of cultural warfare, as well as the Culture Wars themselves, has to be understood and considered within a larger environment of realignment and restructuring within the American mass media.
This approach can also be useful in cases where the cellular localization or a larger environment of a structure of interest (molecule, membranous structure or an organelle) needs to be determined, or to capture the functional state of a structure of interest and its environment in the case where the fluorescent probe indeed provides such information.
This study therefore highlights the need to understand the impact of SMS-text messages embedded in a larger environment of adherence support that is coupled with understanding of the complex factors influencing non-adherence and where there is understanding of and tolerance for occasional lapses in adherence.
In a room outfitted with Zazeela's light sculptures and a large environment of "light point drawings" by Choi, a version of Young's long-in-process electronic drone music reverberates in the large Chelsea space.
It is very easy to get discouraged in such a large environment of about 17,000 undergrads, but it is important to make yourself known.
As for the hardware synthesis there has been produced a larger environment consisting of four programs, namely: PIPE2TAB, AGPS, TABELA, and TAB2VHDL.
That wish can be less than feasible in a large environment that supports many different flavors of client operating systems.
"This case is certainly a microcosm of the larger environment that migrant domestic workers face," says Tiffany Williams, advocacy director of the Institute for Policy Studies' Break the Chain campaign, a D.C.-based program focused on issues of exploited domestic migrant labor.
The challenge, however, was determining how these strategies could be applied to a larger lecture environment with hundreds of students.
In effect, we were trying to suggest that an animal could "stitch together" a representation of a very large environment by remapping its grids between segments.
When implemented as a computer program, an ecosystem model is only a part of a larger programming environment.
