Sentence examples for garden approach from inspiring English sources

iCloud (www.icloud.com) Apple's contender in the online storage war takes a typically 'walled garden' approach.

The same "walled garden" approach that prevents people from using Skype (a web-based telephone service) on their mobiles also ensures that they remain free of viruses.

A driveway through an evergreen forest stops at the lovely garden approach to the front steps of this beautifully maintained and appointed country home.

With its "walled garden" approach and obscure algorithms, Facebook has control over the information reaching a quarter of the world's population.

The big Internet companies — Apple, Amazon, Google — are all pursuing a "walled garden" approach, where they hope to do so much for their customers that they will never leave (Maybe it should be called a "Hotel California" strategy).

If the gaming experiences are comparable for players, a free service based on Sony's market-dominating video-game console could prove an insurmountable rival to Microsoft's fee-based "walled garden" approach.

Within the past decade, common garden approaches have been applied widely to many taxa (Conover et al. 2006).

A set of recent studies characterized the transcriptome in ecotypes of another salmonid, the lake whitefish, employing both the in situ and common garden approaches in dwarf and normal ecotypes [ 7, 21].

Common garden approaches that include careful sampling with respect to environmental gradients, analysis of neutral genetic markers, and reciprocal transplants among different climatic regions, can provide robust methods to test for local adaptation (e.g. Maron et al. 2004b).

(Sorry iPhone users, Apple's walled-garden approach prevents you from easily side-stepping the geolocation locks).

Littleton, Colo., a suburb of Denver, has pioneered an "economic gardening" approach that rejects a "hunting" model in favor of growing its own small businesses, providing supportive services and planning assistance.