Sentence examples for cross environment from inspiring English sources

"Inside-out is one of the holy grails to perfect, and to make sure that it's cross environment, that it can work in any ambient lighting conditions and track robustly in pretty much any environment, allowing it to scale," explained Sulon CEO Dhan Balachand.

In addition, we recognize that many effects of domestication are likely cross, environment and species specific and that additional studies will be required to draw general conclusions.

We used σ k 2 = 1 m ∑ i = 1 m (γ k i − γ − k ) 2 (4)to represent the uniformity of the QTL effects cross environments.

Also, such systems must be developed to avoid over-reliance and subsequent reductions in the performance of protective crossing behaviours, such as stopping compliance rate, monitoring approach speeds and scanning the crossing environment [2].

It depends on the release of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, the balance of respiratory and photosynthetic metabolism, as well as the origin of waters, the geological nature of the crossing environment and discharges of sewage (Goterman [1995]).

Cross-environment correlations for the timing of maturity and body weight were highly positive (rA≥0.61), indicating weak genotype-by-environment interactions and allowing parallel genetic changes in two environments where rainbow trout is farmed.

To examine whether it is possible to change the degree of this sexual dimorphism using selective breeding, we estimated sex-specific heritabilities, genetic correlations between sexes, and cross-environment correlations between two production environments for age at maturity and body weight.

This paper presents a systems analysis of current rail level crossing systems in Australia that was undertaken specifically to identify safety-related issues in rail level crossing environments.

A large array of treatments has been applied in different rail grade crossing environments to improve the safety of non-motorized users, but their effectiveness remains difficult to assess [26].

This paper presents a systems analysis of current active rail level crossing systems in Victoria, Australia that was undertaken to identify design requirements to improve safety in future rail level crossing environments.

An ecophysiological trade-off is evidenced by a negative cross-environment correlation related to the value of a functional trait.