Sentence examples for definition of environment from inspiring English sources
Thus, a working definition of environment of business signifies "the totality of transient web of forces, interplay of resultant group dynamics related to business enterprises".. SME's environment of business has some similar features and differences in their domains and at the core is a complex network of market, physical and institutional environments.
The definition of environment and neighborhood is also somewhat arbitrary.
Are the two papers using the same definition of environment?
Burchiel says that investigating environmental health problems such as asthma requires a broad definition of environment.
These issues encompass potential biases as well as the very definition of environment and of environmental agent.
Users can provide their own definition of environment features, and an environment feature can be constrained to count substitutions only when the environment of residues is conserved.
As a matter of fact, in most cases, the design of modern hospitals is still geared towards defining spaces in which the only design goal is the precise definition of environments that ensure the proper operation of clinical and surgical procedures, and only in the best-case scenarios, efficient organisational and administrative functions.
It would also be appropriate to use a broader definition of the environment and include elements of the built environment or factors originating in sectors such as education, housing, or transportation.
Based on the Fraser's definition of learning environment and others, in this study, learning environments can be interpreted as the specific space where people perform learning activities.
Such a result was previously reported in studies in France that used herd production level as definition of herd environment [ 8] as well as in other studies [ 9- 11] that used different definitions of the environment.
Where the latter focuses heavily on the traditional biophysical definition of the environment, a holistic systems discourse includes, among others, socioecological, economic, cultural and policy-framed conceptualizations of the environment.
