Sentence examples for for those environments from inspiring English sources

"It's the kind of curation that's perfect for those environments," Mr. Armstrong said.

Those that require high bandwidth and high visualization or user interface are very bad for those environments.

Observation Noop is suitable for those environments where the number of processes submitting large I/O requests (A and B) concurrently is small.

Many wireless voice applications are appearing in the warehouse or on the factory floor, and for those environments a device must be rugged enough to withstand vibration and drops, and may also need a bar code scanner and PDA functions with applications geared for the specific workplace.

Second, populations introduced to new environments often evolve phenotypes expected for those environments (Reznick and Ghalambor 2005).

For those environments that had more than one classroom able to participate (i.e., FDK and centre-based childcare), both were invited to participate or one was selected at the discretion of the director/principal.

NEUROSCI BIOBEHAV REV XX(X) XXX-XXX Exploration is the process by which humans and other animals gather spatial information and construct some representation of unfamiliar environments, and then utilize this information for traveling in those environments.

The experimental results show the adequacy of the model for decision support in those environments, outperforming several state-of-the-art pattern classifiers.

The exponent close to 0.3 adequately describes current results for those oxidizing environments for which heterogeneous reactions appear to dominate.

This study demonstrates that by using a comprehensive approach, including the assessment of outdoor conditions and characterisation of ventilation and filtration parameters, satisfactory indoor air quality can be achieved, even for those indoor environments facing challenging outdoor air conditions.

"Clearly for people who work in those environments, they might as well be smokers themselves," Mr. Warner says.