Sentence examples for evolving settings from inspiring English sources

But the Facebook study suggested at least that some people valued their privacy enough to seek out the social network's evolving settings and to block strangers from seeing what they had posted.

By that time, bears had been around a long time and thus did not evolve in settings where venomous snakes were that common.

Civil infrastructure systems and communities are continually subjected to changes in environmental and urban settings, evolving expectations and preferences of the public, tightening budgets, and unpredictable political circumstances over their service lives.

This will also help in evolving a set of best practices in community engagement that can be replicated across various settings.

32 Considered as a rigorous evaluative approach, it allows for the required flexibility in a context of evolving programmes in real clinical settings.

However, despite intuitive biases and impressive inferential studies indicating the positive effects of prehospital ETI in certain settings, another evolving body of studies and experiences has unveiled a detrimental effect of prehospital ETI or, at least, no significant advantage to providing the procedure [ 17, 20, 22- 29].

Her art, she says, evolved in academic settings.

Recent studies on both HRM-based reforms and accounting change in the public sector substantiate why contextual (Liguori and Steccolini 2012; Pichault 2007; Osborne 1998) and also sequential perspectives (Truss 2009b; Liguori 2012) are helpful for valuing how and why HRM and the comprehensive organizational settings evolve over time.

All social networks face this challenge as platforms evolve with privacy settings.

Although their presence in agro-ecosystems may be new, many traits involved in these associations evolved in natural settings.

Therefore, it is possible that this phylogenetic group has formed from strains that have evolved within industrial settings (Fig.  3; Group C).