Sentence examples for form an environment from inspiring English sources

Together with dim lighting, he said, they combine to form an environment that encourages "traditional behavior" — the personal, relaxing rituals of the Japanese bath.

Installed one to a wall in a small, pristinely white gallery, they form an environment whose visual cross-fire makes the act of seeing thrillingly visceral.

Without any fluid-assisted weakening, stable formations can maintain the frictional stress of asperities (Brodsky and Kanamori 2001) and form an environment favorable for an anomalously inactive locked fault.

I see very superficial people, who form an environment which will not allow Vice to prosper at its best moment.

Such situations provide opportunities for sexually transmitted infections (including HIV) to increase in prevalence (through prostitution and intravenous/injection drug use) and therefore form an environment for possible iatrogenic transmission.

This hypothesis is supported by Ng et al. [ 81], who found that in RDEB skin, fibroblasts form an environment that is permissive for the development of aggressive squamous cell carcinomas in RDEB skin by enhancing both proliferation and invasiveness of neighbouring keratinocytes.

The exposure of alumino silicate materials such as fly ash, ground granulated blast furnace slag will undergo thermal activation along with alkaline environment and forms an environment friendly material called geopolymer.

In just three short years, the Qatari organization has managed to fund incredible projects, create a hub for film education, production and showcase in the Gulf and in the process formed an environment where young audiences can learn to be educated moviegoers and where filmmakers can learn to be worthwhile voices in a global cinematic world.

It forms an environment that is abiotically benign in the sense of offering high nutrients, high moisture availability, and a low accumulation of potentially toxic salts – a phenomenon associated with 'dilution zones' (Naiman et al. 1997b; Gatti et al. 2006).

Dust layers also form an attractive environment for mould and insects [15].

These synthetic fibers, along with a tampon's absorbency, can form an ideal environment for staph bacteria to flourish.