Sentence examples for environment integration from inspiring English sources

The article deals with different models of virtual environment integration in the educational process, including those in the National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University.

It showed that only a small minority of companies had implemented a "comprehensive" type of WHP, incorporating all of the following elements: health education; supportive social and physical work environment; integration into the organisationʼs structure; linkage to related programmes; worksite health screening.

In some environments, integration of perennial forages in mixtures with cropping, such as alley cropping and inter-cropping, also provide options for improving environmental outcomes.

To be able to rapidly respond to such changing environments, integration of software systems has become a top priority for many organizations.

Whereas conceptually integrated games integrate the targeted conceptual relationships directly into the mechanics of the core game environment, disciplinary integration extends conceptual integration by incorporating disciplinary practices as well as conceptual relationships into the mechanics of interacting with, manipulating, or navigating the core game environment.

Given the interrelated, interconnected and complex nature of drivers and impacts in the urban environment, policy integration and integrated urban governance are viewed as the "sine qua non" of effective responses.

It is also recommended that both governments and donors prioritize funding for integrated programs and foster an enabling environment for integration.

In addition, embedded systems introduce to the design problem specific constraints like energy consumption, resistance/impact to/on environment, geometrical integration and reliability.

The electrical conductance response of single ZnO microwire functionalized with amine-groups was tested upon an acid pH variation of a solution environment after integration on a customized gold electrode array chip.

As noted by Wiener et al., uninformed search is inherently more complex and mentally taxing for a wayfinder (Wiener et al., 2009), because the wayfinder can only coarsely plan a search for a destination (e.g. go north), and attention must be allocated to monitoring the environment, path integration, and updating any search strategy.

The adaptation of the growth rate to the chemostat environment inhibits integration of the equation of conservation of phytoplankton populations, though eventually when a steady state is reached the growth rate becomes equal to the rate of flow through the chemostat.