"experience the environment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of personally encountering and interacting with one's surroundings. Example: The nature retreat allowed visitors to fully experience the environment through guided hikes, bird-watching activities, and traditional meals cooked with local ingredients.
It's good for them to experience the environment, under a bit of pressure.
"We really wanted to quantify ADHD diagnoses," said Dinesh "When you're immersed in a 360 environment, patients experience the environment as if they're really there".
Individuals in vehicles experience the environment differently depending on their knowledge of an area and the disorder cues that are impactful to individuals in vehicles are scalable to those experienced by pedestrians [13].
In it, disease results from the timing and duration that populations of the system experience the environment regardless of whether disease is associated with extreme environment, or interactions with other populations.
While at the aggregate level there exists generalized patterns of perception within the urban domain, subcategories of individuals will experience the environment differently as the places where they reside, operate businesses or travel to work may vary significantly from the norm.
I want to actually visit those regions, walk the land and experience the environment.
I think I knew all along that NYU was my top choice, yet I still needed to experience the environments, people and campuses of both schools in person to really be sure.
As implied from the results of the questionnaire, students' insights and suggestions are related to locations and situations in which they experienced the environment (Zimmerman et al. 2007).
First, multiple sensors all looking or experiencing the environment from their own perspective provide more opportunities to identify unusual changes and unexploited opportunities.
The greatest barrier to concern over design and our ability to process it is the way we see, what we might call our "gaze strategy", which profoundly affects our way of perceiving and experiencing the environment we live in.
