Builders produce weighty studies that describe every imaginable "impact" on the broadly defined "environment" in an effort to forestall lawsuits accusing them of inadequate disclosure.
It's no "Tennessee," but Mr. Nguyen's play stands alone among the four new works in representing a clearly defined environment and characters that seem to be a part of it.
DBpedia Spotlight highlights the annotation of a document with DBpedia under a user defined environment.
It has been widely considered as a successor to traditional networking technology in its capability to create a software defined environment that can essentially be programmed to change through adjustments in the software.
Often, an agent is viewed as an autonomous unit which can perform assigned tasks in a defined environment while the agent perceives its environment through sensors.
Cleanrooms, as mechanically intensive facilities that consume large amount of energy to maintain its defined environment demand high capital and operating costs.
As well as increasing our understanding of homeostasis, cellular differentiation and tissue organization they provide a well defined environment for cancer research in contrast to the complex host environment of an in vivo model.
European commission (EC) and organization for economic co-operation and development (OECD) in 2001 defined environment taxation as "a tax whose base is a physical unit of something that has specific negative impact on the environment" (Singh and Deshwal 2012).
The Study defines "environment" broadly, taking a number of natural and man-made environmental, biological, genetic, and psychosocial factors into account.
These pictures are full of movement and life which offer the artist a great opportunity to propose distinct compositions where his frontal characters ironically play, sing, and dance to a defined environment.
The mechanism presented here is a novel example of how the metabolism of microorganisms has evolved in response to a defined environment.
