Sentence examples for example the environment from inspiring English sources

Essentially, its platform creates the conditions needed to develop large scale simulations, for example the environment of a virtual reality game or an augmented reality, like that which TechCrunch's Josh Constine recently experienced.

If, for example, the environment (that is, the biological living environment as defined by nature or the social environment) changes due to increasing connections to national and international markets—enabling new economic perspectives for some groups the bodies of local knowledge also change.

In this example, the environment is held constant, so the amplification of the selection differential decays with increasing population size.

For example, the environment in the gut cavity may be less homeostatic than that in the cytoplasm, which would lead to retention of genes needed for free-living life, such as transcription factors for metabolic regulation.

In Norway, for example, the environment is characterized by year-to-year variation in environmental conditions that can potentially have a dramatic effect on the reindeer husbandry (Tveraa et al. 2007; Bjørklund 1990).

If, for example, the environment of a developing somatic tissue (for example, obesity, stress, nutrients) is influencing RNA sequence directed cytosine remethylation and gene silencing, drugs targeting downstream histone PTM epitypes of that gene may be less effective than ones addressing remethylation.

For example, the environments in which the individuals are selected could be changed periodically and the time scale of these changes is likely to affect the evolution of the populations and the extent of the hybrid vigor observed.

In these examples, the environment cannot make the sort of contribution discussed by Putnam, because the environment contains no relevant kind.

As such, more work is needed on transfers in environmental systems, for example, from the environment to the organism and throughout the trophic structure.

For example, the physical environment domain encompasses multiple factors (air pollution, water quality, the built environment), but it of course does not and cannot account for all possible components that could make up one's definition of the physical environment.

Yet today's world presents us with many false rights and – at the same time – broad sectors which are vulnerable, victims of power badly exercised: for example, the natural environment and the vast ranks of the excluded.