Sentence examples for environmentally embedded from inspiring English sources
In a study performed at a retirement community in Missouri, Rantz et al. [7] used environmentally embedded sensor systems to create automated health alerts.
Measure the clinical effectiveness and cost effectiveness of using sensor data from an environmentally embedded sensor system for early illness recognition.
They also lay out the theory of "territories" or sets of environmentally embedded triggers of self-organizing processes, and the concomitant processes of deterritorialization (breaking of habits) and reterritorialization (formation of habits).
On the one hand, our environmentally similar plot pairs are embedded into landscapes with differing ranges of macroclimatic conditions.
We note that our environmentally similar plot pairs are embedded into landscapes with differing ranges of macroclimatic condition and differing degrees of environmental heterogeneity in the Alps and the Scandes which might contribute to these patterns.
Moreover, it is often embedded into the synthetic polymers that are environmentally harmful, thus, negating any environmental benefits it may offer (http://www.lesliejordan.com).
North Carolina news station WXII did a report on a new concept bra in Japan that is embedded with chopsticks to cut down on the the environmentally unfriendly trend of disposable ones.
Results from the SA algorithm application indicate that embedded emissions and cost are closely related and that more environmentally-friendly solutions than the lowest cost solution are available at a cost increment which is quite acceptable in practice.
The standards do an admirable job of setting the bar for a more environmentally responsible kind of farming, but as perhaps was inevitable, many of the philosophical values embedded in the word "organic" did not survive the federal rule-making process.
SE is naturally a reaction to the embedded social malfunction and tries to transform it to a better and socially, environmentally, politically, or economically beneficial status.
The document survives in a secure, environmentally controlled facility, but a digitized version produced in 1986 lasted only 20 years: Magnetic patterns embedded in the computer disk degraded steadily over time.
