Sentence examples for communities suitable from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, Shine has a peer-to-peer architecture, which enables personal agents to form communities suitable for each user by exchanging data in a peer-to-peer style.

Not only has gene exchange been observed between hosts and symbionts [1], but the development of communities suitable to new ecological niches [2] and even the origin of the eukaryotic kingdom hinge on symbiotic collaborations [3], [4].

"Service and information needs" refers to parents' needs for available centers and services in the community suitable for providing leisure activities for children with a physical disability.

Adopting this technology helps save money, protects home owners' investment, promotes better watershed management, offers an appropriate solution for low-density communities, provides suitable alternatives for varying site conditions and furnishes effective solutions for ecologically sensitive areas.

Not only are their communities not suitable for adults, but they can't because of their payment processing," said Tao. Fundable projects include paying for a redesign of Cherry.tv and some kind of cross-cultural SEXXXchange between Japan and the rest of the world.

In conclusion, distribution models of benthic communities are suitable tools to design reliable and full coverage distribution maps of benthic communities and they provide new information about the behaviour of communities on the range of environmental conditions studied and useful information for management of marine and coastal areas.

This indicates that SDQ communities are suitable for special plants despite a low diversity.

Having agreed not to tap the network of Ms. Srinivasan's traditional community for suitable wives, Ms. Srinivasan is now laying out her son's and nephew's specs to everyone she knows.

The unique properties of fibers have received great attention from the scientific community as suitable candidates for biomedical engineering and drug delivery applications.

It provides a cDNA resource available for the broad scientific community and suitable for cDNA-based microarray analyses.

The results will be submitted for publication in a peer-reviewed journal and presented to both the medical and scientific community at suitable international scientific conferences.