Sentence examples for ambient aspects from inspiring English sources

That's why I kind of wanted to start this dance type of Geotic music where there's a lot of ambient aspects to it but it's still emotional, you can still dance to it, all these things sort of coexist.

Effects of the structure, chip power distribution, and ambient temperature aspects on the thermal performance are studied.

As the Court stated in Milwaukee I: "When we deal with air and water in their ambient or interstate aspects, there is a federal common law". 406 U. S., at 103.

We also present "two-pollutant models" with both PM2.5 and highway proximity included in the model, assuming that the two markers may capture different (interrelated) aspects of ambient air pollution, namely urban background pollution (mostly due to secondary pollutants) and the near-source traffic-related pollutants with higher concentrations of primary pollutants.

GR provided expertise on all aspects of ambient pollutant measurement and control.

These results suggest that apart from outdoor ambient air pollution, other aspects of urban environment could be important contributors to the development of pulmonary disorders 76 especially in those not exposed to ambient air pollutants.

Another aspect of ambient media to consider could be the level of immersion.

Albeit limited, these studies suggest that some aspect of ambient particulate air pollution may adversely affect bronchiolitis occurrences.

This paper presents a metamodel that introduces ambients to design aspect-oriented software architectural models for mobile systems.

These results give the power constraints when robots rely entirely on ambient available oxygen and identify aspects of the robot design significantly affecting available power.

In terms of the environment, for example, it covers not only environmental hazards, such as chemical hazards or environmental contaminants, that have traditionally been the focus of risk assessment, but also any other aspect of the ambient and living environment that may affect health, either negatively or positively.