Sentence examples for environments merely from inspiring English sources

Because your phone's gyro can detect head motion, some of the apps let you explore 3-D environments merely by looking up, down or around the room.

This study reveals an interesting psychological perspective of gamification in educational environments: merely making an activity seem like a game impacts learners' engagement.

The unprotected space traveller would survive in that environment merely for a few seconds.

But in both "Twist" and "Idaho," the act of placing a larger-than-life literary figure in a constrained, narrowly naturalistic environment merely strips the characters of their scale and interest.

Instead of thinking about early nervous systems as being connected to the environment merely through input and output, the implication developed here is that early nervous systems provide the foundation for a highly specific animal sensorimotor organization in which neural activity directly reflects bodily and environmental spatiotemporal structure.

Another factor is bias blindness: the tendency to think, "My opponents are prone to various biases (for example, believing what is comforting, or what is accepted in their family or ethnic environments), but I merely follow the evidence where it leads". We will examine such disagreement-exacerbating tendencies.

Katz, on the other hand, argues that a restored nature is really just an artifact designed and created for the satisfaction of human ends, and that the value of restored environments is merely instrumental.

Overall, the concept might give a better explanation how an organism adapts to specific environments than merely considering a set of TRGs.

Cultural explanation: Plenty of behavioral tendencies that are socially learned have an adaptive value (i.e., bearing a fitness advantage in the local environment), but others are merely socially reinforced.

Which may be why, from her, a living room environment feels merely half baked.

We are committed to creating an inclusive and equitable campus environment beyond merely meeting legal requirements.