Sentence examples for already existing environment from inspiring English sources
And in that already existing environment, where women are used to being told that they're too fat, too old, too wrinkly, just too much in general, what could be simpler than to add another to the list, in the form of too smelly?
The introduction of this standard in already existing control environments poses challenges, since programs written using the widespread IEC 61131-3 programming standard cannot be directly executed in a fully IEC 61499 environment without reengineering effort.
Here the aim is not so much to prevent an existing environment from vanishing but to reclaim one already largely gone.
Even the best leaders, organizations, and citizens cannot make progress alone in the existing environment.
The term 'conversion' means that something already existing in a particular environment acquires an adaptive trait present only in part of analogous entities coexisting in the same setting.
These results not only highlight the need for stricter regulatory requirements for XEs, but also address the need to identify potentially adverse interactions of new chemicals with already existing chemicals in the environment.
Dr. Shonkoff says the most nurturing environments build on tendencies already existing in the brain.
"We're taking what we see as an already existing use case and putting it into an environment where it is easy and legal," he says.
This work aims to examine two possibilities; the first is to consider the industrial symbiosis within the Design for Environment, since it is an already existing approach that considers the environmental aspect, so industrial symbiosis would be just another factor.
Furthermore local workgroups will be formed - primarily based on already existing working groups - consisting of local work environment representatives, local union representatives and management representatives.
How does one "weigh risks associated with participation in environmental health research against risks already existing in the potential subject's everyday home environment and [identify] what monitoring tools best signal timely evidence of unacceptable risk" (Ryan 2006).
