Sentence examples for environments that exist from inspiring English sources
McLean's research has turned up wonderfully specific aromas (in Greenwich Village, "intense leather and rubber from the fetish shop") and showcased the plethora of distinct smell environments that exist within a single city.
Customers now operate static IT environments that exist in silos.
Reframing spatial thinking in this way will not only be generative toward conceiving new learning environments that exist outside the historically narrow notions of how to improve STEM achievement, it also has the potential to address misconceptions around who can succeed in science.
Conditions in the lake are similar in some respects to those thought to exist on other moons and planets that contain water ice and methane; thus, this lake might provide an analog to environments that exist elsewhere in space.
In the present study, we employed an MBT-2 orthotopic mouse bladder cancer model which closely mimics the environments that exist in human bladder cancer.
Thus, assessing the catalytic contribution of enzymes based solely on electrostatics while discounting the presence of thermal fluctuations only provides a static snapshot along the free energy surface of an enzymatic reaction and fails to capture the ensemble of varying conformational and electrostatic environments that exist in solution.
Eh-pH diagrams are valuable in providing information regarding the chemical and physical environments that existed during atmospheric weathering and during chemical sedimentation and diagenesis of sediments deposited by water at temperatures of 25 to about 100 °C and approximately one atmosphere pressure.
These shellfish lived in the benthic zone at the bottom of marginal marine to open marine environments that existed west of the ancient Catskill Delta.
As a consequence of the sweeping transformative effects of the Arab Spring, countries such as Egypt, Libya, and Tunisia have been pushed both from within and from outside to hold premature elections, regardless of the prevailing political environments that existed prior to the revolutions.
