Sentence examples for built into the environment from inspiring English sources

These are problems that are built into the environment, and determine the safety of a cycle journey far more than a cyclist's 'individual choice'.

How will citizens give consent to provide data when tracking systems are built into the environment around them? How can the data be used?

The IHA's founder, Dutch artist Renzo Martens, tells Creators that CATPC decided to exhibit the works in traditional huts built into the environment; the idea being that the pieces will cohabitate with the plantation's ecosystem.

Because DirectX support is built into the Windows environment, and because it executes on the user's machine without having to pass big files across the web, it should produce lean performance over the Internet.

The buffer regions of coal mine zones were built into the GIS environment, with buffer distances of 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, or 42 km.

Sridhar says one of the major differences between what Kinvey is offering and competitors like Kony or Appcelerator, is that it's built into the Kinvey development environment.

The demonstration programs for our super-threshold visual phenomena were created in Adobe Flash CS3 and were programmed in Actionscript 2, a scripting language that is built into the Flash programming environment.

Specifically, each centre was asked for a short commentary on these problems and to explain apparent quality deficits (citing, where apropriate, mitigating factors or obstacles to good-quality care built into the local health-care environment).

Oracle8 requires fewer hardware resources and has been around longer, but Oracle8i is geared toward internet usage and includes a Java runtime environment built into the server, along with new security and XML features.

In the carborhodamine case, however, photoactivation is not imposed by the environment but is built into the chemical structure.

Mr. Hacker and Ms. Dreifus list a host of crimes, or at least flaws in the system, some in the control of universities and others built into the external political, cultural or economic environment, or indeed into human nature.