Sentence examples for environmental clutter from inspiring English sources
At UHF frequencies, DS can be roughly attributed to the environmental clutter, since both the urban furnishing (outdoor) and the internal furniture (indoor) are often made of objects mainly acting as scatterers rather than reflectors, due to their size comparable to the wavelength or to some surface unevenness and/or volume unhomogeneities.
The four-month intervention involves up to 13 visits from an occupational therapist who works with families to problem-solve potential triggers (communication style, environmental clutter) contributing to behaviors, and instruct in strategies to reduce caregiver stress and manage targeted behaviors.
First popularised in the 1980s as a convenient, healthy alternative to sugary drinks, bottled water today is often criticised as an environmental menace, with bottles cluttering landfills and requiring large amounts of energy to produce and transport.
Extrinsic risk factors for falling include poor lighting conditions, inappropriate footwear and environmental hazards such as obstacles, cluttered terrain, the presence of pets and slippery surfaces [ 1, 6, 11].
I can't pretend that my decision stemmed from environmental consciousness or a concern about clutter.
We're trying to help you fight the consumption hangover of debt and clutter and clutter and environmental impact," says Fernandez.
Differently, the environmental reflected signal (i.e., clutter components, which includes the structural antenna mode) exhibits modulation only by the reader's code.
Test R R R R R R R. Once again, the correct training and the great robustness of the designed ANN-based clutter reduction system with respect to changes in the radar environmental conditions (sea clutter and ship conditions vary in time) is demonstrated.
"This is about clearing away the clutter, leaving a clear path for the potential global agreement in 2015," said Nick Mabey, chief executive of the environmental thinktank E3G.
