Sentence examples for environment links from inspiring English sources

In such a harsh environment, links to the outside world are vital, but military mail delivery is spotty, phone lines are often down, and my son and his mates haven't had a single day off in almost six months — with nowhere to go if they had.

Due to harsh environment, links are broken frequently, so a good self-organizing protocol is needed to automatically reconfigure the network in a limited amount of time after a failure.

The physical setup for the immersive design environment links multiple projectors, infrared motion sensors, and visualization and analysis software.

"So much more is happening in there, and we have all these different pathways from the physical environment linking in".

Textbooks can be built in the university virtual learning environment, linking to online course materials already prepared for the student.

Janez Potočnik, the EU commissioner for the environment, linked the current economic crisis gripping the eurozone with potential future crises driven by price spikes in key resources, including energy and raw materials.

The report was commissioned by industry forum Scottish Environment Link.

Scottish Environment Link's marine taskforce is made up of eight organisations.

The finding calls attention to a new source of behavioral flexibility, and drives home the idea that so-called epigenetic modifications can connect genes to the environment, linking nature to nurture.

Rural Affairs Secretary Richard Lochhead said: "I thank Scottish Environment Link for carrying out this study, which includes some interesting contributions to the debate on the value and role of Marine Protected Areas.

Consequently our experiments validate the C35 homohopane index traditionally used to evaluate the oxic or suboxic environment, linking this index to aerobic, anaerobic and mixed biodegradations (Obermajer et al. 2000).