Solvents are selected using a rules-based procedure where the estimated reaction-solvent properties and the solvent-environmental properties guide the decision making process.
Anzelone's larger objective is to showcase the city's natural beauty and provide a venue for environmental education, guided woodland walks, and hands-on activities for children.
Decisions should be informed (educational), constrained (environmental), and guided (behavioural)" (page 60).
Our papers seek to guide environmental reasoning in a similar manner, by blending thought on the environment from different cultures and ethical environmental practices.
Greenburgh officials, who have reached out to Yonkers and the developer, are trying to put themselves in the strongest legal position possible, hiring a lawyer and environmental consultants to guide them through the process.
The best (most efficient, valid and reliable) sampling schemes use environmental knowledge to guide the sampling.
Tim Tranter is a local environmental scientist and guide who leads walkers, ornithologists and visiting botanists through the park.
This suggests that children may use their knowledge of real-world environmental statistics to guide their search behavior.
It is proposed that existing mechanisms and organizations may be used to promote consensus building and guide environmental impact assessments in the case of ocean sequestration.
This study demonstrates the spatial influence of dams on the high-frequency temporal complexity of sediment regimes and provides valuable information that can be used to guide environmental conservation of the Yangtze River.
In this study, when participants addressed creative exploration, they frequently spoke to the importance of multiple product qualities (e.g., aesthetics, performance, environmental impact) that guide material selection and how these qualities impact final design decisions.
