Solid, aqueous, and gaseous phases comprising the environment, their natural compositional variations, and chemical interactions.
Factors such as self-perceptions of learning, self-perceptions of teachers, academic self-perceptions, self-perceptions of atmosphere, and social self-perceptions are currently considered as major domains that comprise the educational environment of medical schools [ 11].
A unique aspect of motivation is that it not only plays an important role in determining the ways in which a student goes about learning, but it is also highly susceptible to change or influence in response to external stimuli, including the same environmental factors that comprise the doctoral learning environment.
While the paper focuses on one discipline comprising the built environment profession, in reality, all disciplines comprising the built environment professions need to be considered to understand how they interact within the profession and between each other so as to maximize outcomes for low carbon approaches.
From the maximum of the lowest 10% yield to the median yield represented the MY environment data and from the median to the lowest of the top 10% yield comprised the HY environment data (Fig. 1c).
A "landscape," simply put, comprises the natural environment as well as the people who live in and manage a given area.
At that time, three massive databanks, Dialog, BRS and SDC comprised the online environment, and librarians with technical training searched them using "dumb terminals" and acoustic couplers.
Developed land comprises the built environment of towns and villages and agriculturally developed land, and can be bought, sold and inherited by individuals.
Land comprises the physical environment, including climate, relief, soils, hydrology and vegetation, to the extent that these influence potential for land use.
To deal with the multiplicity of simultaneous environmental exposures, the Environmental Quality Index (EQI) was constructed to represent multiple domains comprising the ambient environment [ 22].
