Sentence examples for entrance environment from inspiring English sources

A new design of a deep bypass system that uses airlift technology (the Conte Airlift Bypass) to induce flow in a bypass pipe was tested in a simulated intake entrance environment under controlled laboratory conditions.

In each housing section, there were approximately 12 barriers in the outdoor and entrance environments, and almost 39 barriers in the indoor environment.

Barriers to mobility in the outdoor and entrance environments of the home were examined as perceived by the participants using standardized questionnaires.

Barriers and facilitators to mobility in the outdoor and entrance environments of the home were examined as perceived by the participants using standardized questionnaires.

Sculptor Thea Alvin creates "In Good Time," a sculpture installation of dry stack and mortared Duke stone for the Circuit Drive entrance to Environment Hall at Duke University.

Although these same three "front entrance" built-environment features were associated with higher levels of social support at baseline, which sequentially were associated with psychological distress and physical functioning, almost all of the total relationship between "front entrance" features and physical functioning was attributable to their direct relationship with physical functioning.

The possibility of entrance into an environment that would support one's efforts in bodhisattva practices emerged, and on the basis of the Pure Land sutras, the concepts of the bodhisattva path were recast to render a new understanding of the nature of practice.

Yet, overall the number of perceived barriers related to the entrance and outdoor environment decreased within the one-year followup.

The one-year multicomponent rehabilitation program in older people starting on average three months after hip fracture did not have added value over standard care in terms of larger reductions in perceived barriers related to the entrance or outdoor environment.

Continued development, use, and disposal of quantum dots (QDs) ensure their entrance into aquatic environments where they could pose a risk to biological organisms as whole nanoparticles or as degraded metal constituents.

The aim of this study was to examine whether objectively measured barriers in the outdoor, entrance and indoor environments are associated with mortality among community-dwelling 80- to 89-year-old single-living people.