Sentence examples for environmental experience from inspiring English sources

Our second experiment demonstrated that as wayfinders develop knowledge over the course of environmental experience, their movement dynamics are suggestive of decision-making before entering an intersection.

This was "Oktophonie" as a musical and environmental experience.

This healthy maturation is not only driven by genes, however; it is also reliant to some extent on environmental experience.

The mayor's aides seemed especially sensitive to questions about Mr. Holloway's lack of environmental experience, and on Monday afternoon they asked several people to call The New York Times and praise Mr. Holloway's record, the people said.

West is no doubt sincere when he says that zoos offer a solution to the current "nature deficit" – the idea that urban dwellers, particularly children, have lost any environmental experience.

Orienting in large-scale space depends on the interaction of environmental experience and preconfigured, possibly innate, constructs.

-- Dick Cavett, from "Conjuring Slydini" THE WILD SIDE What connects our genetic inheritance to environmental experiences?

But most human habits are the product of reciprocal effects between dispositions and environmental experiences, suggesting that narcissistic people may indeed be more vulnerable to the selfie syndrome, and that succumbing to it would in turn make people more narcissistic.

Indeed, genetic factors can also influence individuals' environmental experiences, including peer victimization, and part of these genetic factors may be those associated with depression.

However, little is known about the socio-behavioral and environmental experiences that may affect the adolescent woman's oral health and quality of life.

By the age of five, environmental experiences often handicap a child throughout a lifetime.