Sentence examples for environments to share from inspiring English sources

Virtual worlds are an example of Web 2.0 applications which are increasingly being utilized for their interactive and immersive environments to share health information with the public and to study health-relevant behaviors.

Increased opportunity for travel and networking by means of the Internet and low-cost telephone options have raised awareness of the potential for health care professionals in different environments to share experiences, learning and skills.

The traditional repository of this activity was password-protected forums where jihadists and their supporters could be connected in a safe environment to share information and discuss events.

It's born and bred of local artists and entrepreneurs who created an environment to share their dreams in a collective space.

The metadata database is built as a virtual integrated database environment to share the metadata of ground-based observational data including the uniform resource locator (URL) of data file.

This paper presents an environment to share, to process and to organise medical imaging data according to a structured framework in which the image reports play a key role.

Imaginatik, the developer of an idea management software for enterprises, has released a new version of its offering, Called Idea Central, the software aims to provide a collaborative environment to share, evaluate and curate ideas within an organization.

Each display is intended for the group as a whole, and there seems to be no consideration or ability for a user to break away from the collaborative environment, perform individual analysis within an isolated workspace, and then return to the collaborative environment to share their results.

Instead of being alienating, Mat Honan at Gizmodo writes, "This one queer action -- showing who is paying attention to you—has the odd effect of making the space feel like a safe environment to share things.

These were sustained as part of the matched funding arrangements, and enabled an environment to share and develop knowledge and decide some aspects of work planning.

For example, the development and of web-based intervention as a vehicle for support among adolescents with chronic pain conditions could have the potential to provide peers with a safe environment to share pain experiences, facilitate adaptive coping strategies and potentially moderate disability.