Sentence examples for character of communities from inspiring English sources
The issue usually comes down to aesthetics, said Kevin Fry, president of Scenic America, which seeks to preserve and enhance the visual character of communities.
New York's environmental study of the possible risks of high-volume hydraulic fracturing, a technique for natural gas drilling, addresses everything from the possible impact on job creation and the character of communities to damage to roads and wildlife.
The results have probably to be considered with caution, but as this is always the case for community detection methods, whatever network is used, this special character of communities in mobile call graphs appears rather as a particularity than a problem.
Today, NEA's grants, according to Acting Chairman Joan Shigekawa, are in "36 states totaling $4.725 million to fund projects that engage the arts to help shape the social, physical, and economic character of communities.
He did vow to "continue to protect the character of communities through rezoning," but the most detailed program he laid out was for mass transit, over which he lacks any direct authority; he wants to cut the Long Island Railroad and Metro North fares in half and bring back the F-train express.
This paper presents new empirical evidence from the first international study of the scope and character of community currencies.
By funding creative collaborations and networks we can maintain the unique local character of community journalism, while still building a whole that is greater than the sum of its parts.
The NLTCS, being longitudinal, allows trends in functional and health status to be examined as well as the changing character of community-based and institutional services used by chronically disabled persons aged 65 years and older.
The following control variables were included to account for potential confounding: respondent's age, sex, education, marital status, employment status, exposure to media, household wealth index (individual-level covariates), and HIV prevalence and rural/urban character of the community (community-level covariates).
For fans of this cult-like television show, all the characters of Community have their own brand of weirdness, but Abed Nadir (played by Danny Pudi) stands out.
