It's a really amazing environment of focused energy.
He proposed expanding the county's role in buying property for such housing and recommended creating a department of environment to focus on preservation.
For now, the center is offering retreats -- off-campus activities that take students out of their ordinary environment to focus on personal development. .
Based on the natural foci and adaptive evolution theories, we assumed that Major genomovar strains can well adapt themselves to the ecological environment of the focus and play an important role in conserving the trait of the plague focus.
A few minor points as follows: The title could be improved to highlight differences in transfer of learning from artificial to natural environment instead of focusing only about rotated visual environment (artificial environment), as the title appears misleading.
Initially, we studied different aspects of a real cloud environment, working on a deployed environment instead of focusing on an imaginary computing model.
It seems reasonable then, to consider what humans may be able to do to improve the environment instead of focusing solely upon what we have done to degrade it.
The phenomenon of change blindness has led some researchers to theorize that we can only have detailed visual representations of our environment inside the focus of attention and in change blindness the unnoticed changed features would not be represented at all [ 1, 4].
You couldn't glance at, say, a character onscreen and cause the rest of the environment to move out of focus because they're all on different focal planes.
To explore the specific interactions between patients and nurse anesthetists in the highly technological environment of anesthesia nursing, focusing on the time interval between patient entrance into the operating room and induction of general anesthesia.
Constrained by data limitations and availability, studies of the health effects of the environment often focus on a subset of the environment in isolation [e.g., air pollution: [ 1]].
