Sentence examples for environment connected to from inspiring English sources

Ricqlès [ 54], Ricqlès and Buffrénil [ 34], and Houssaye [ 30] discussed various microanatomical adaptations of secondarily aquatic tetrapods to the marine environment connected to different habitats and locomotory styles (including Eosauropterygia).

Three core themes emerged: "adapt to thrive" (we are a city that embraces our changing environment); "connect to opportunity" (we are an equitable city), and "transform city systems" (we are a modern and prepared city).

The key to juggling all of these conflicting priorities is to bridge the information gap between various business stakeholders and IT delivery and operations teams and to understand exactly how each test environment connects to every other test environment.

Our department investigates how the environment is connected to climate change and how that impacts human health.

How we think about the environment is connected to how we think.

The Environment was connected to Governance and Governance connected to peace, and she will always tell me, "Have you ever seen a country that has destroyed it's environment thrive?

However, positive aspects of the interaction between aquaculture and the environment are connected to the role of fish farming ponds as reserves for preserving biodiversity and reproduction areas for rare and endangered fish species (Romanenko et al., 2003).

Perhaps all of these ultra-drab work environments are connected to austerity.

The greater genetic diversity of T. gondii in a wild and tropical environment, compared with the domestic environment, could be connected to the considerably higher diversity of hosts in the wild.

"Living in this environment, I feel connected to other students and that keeps my momentum going," Woods says.

For more than a century, scientists have suggested that the best way to settle the debate about how phenotypic plasticity — the way an organism changes in response to environment — may be connected to evolution would be to identify a single mechanism that controls both.