Sentence examples similar to ecologically embedded from inspiring English sources
Cognition develops in streaming activity of ecologically embodied, embedded, and distributed interaction.
This involves a new political governance with decentralised decision-making embedded within larger, ecologically and culturally defined landscapes, a new economics that respects ecological limits and democratises both production and consumption, and a new cultural and knowledge-based society that values diversity, collective synergism, and public innovation.
This can then be embedded in an ecologically-relevant synthetic environment, where experience can be perfectly controlled and behaviours unambiguously measured.
The exercise aligns the faculty desire for students to increase their mastery of the course material at the application and analysis level with the students' desire to increase their grades, and is ecologically valid, as the activity/assessment is embedded in the normal curriculum (Black and Wiliam, 1998).
Response to global change is dependent on the level of biological organization (e.g. the ecologically relevant spatial scale) in which species are embedded.
Also at 516 Arts are photographs by Basia Irland of ecologically based riparian restoration "performances" in which she launches what she calls "ice books" -- large blocks of ice embedded with indigenous seeds -- on rivers all over the world, including the Rio Grande.
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It's embedded," says George.
Racism and embedded prejudice".
