Sentence examples for changing built from inspiring English sources

The paper aims to trace the changing built form in a small settlement of West Bengal and the resultant loss of climate responsive and socially interactive spaces.

This development offers a unique opportunity to assess the effect of a rapidly changing built environment designed to encourage health and active living on the physical activity patterns of residents.

Although there have been numerous studies that link the changing built environment of hospitals to social, medical and architectural narratives, there has been little emphasis on the impact of these changes on the experience of the hospital as a place, and its identity as an institution.

McNeur recovers the fierce battles and public and backroom debates that surrounded and shaped the changing built environment of America's largest and fastest growing city.

While some well-established larger cities in China already have high rates of obesity [ 8, 9], medium sized cities that are still rapidly developing and currently have relatively lower rates of obesity are opportune sites for place-based research to understand the associations between the changing built environment and obesity.

When team members pick up the phone, chat or text one another outside of scheduled meetings, and share information on what's going on — that helps to convey information about processes and how they might be changing, build rapport, and reinforce a shared identity.

You cannot change the climate impact of Americans without changing the built American landscape.

The pervasiveness of elevated glucose levels suggests that policies aimed at changing the built and food environments are needed to make it easier for people to be more physically active and to eat smaller, healthier amounts.

Walking and cycling bring health and environmental benefits, but there is little robust evidence that changing the built environment promotes these activities in populations.

Supported by 35 NGOs, the campaign seeks three major demands: free access to public restrooms, storing vending machines with sanitary towels placed in public restrooms and have changing rooms built in public toilets, the newspaper reported.

Typically, projects resulting from the nesting instinct have been small-scale affairs — a cleaning jag, a den converted to a nursery with a little paint and drywall, a changing station built into a laundry room.