Sentence examples for ideal environmental from inspiring English sources
The relay station it communicates with, called Nightstand, fits in an oversize briefcase, and the system can attack a computer "from as far away as eight miles under ideal environmental conditions". It can also insert packets of data in milliseconds, meaning that a false message or piece of programming can outrace a real one to a target computer.
With technical assistance from IBM, Dionisi Vici, an associate research scientist for the Met, has deployed 120 low-power temperature and humidity sensors there since June of last year in his quest to determine the ideal environmental conditions for priceless wood works.
The semiconductor photocatalytic oxidation is an ideal environmental purification technique due to its utilization of solar energy, high stability, and nontoxicity.
The study also found that "the greatest gains in productivity are thought to be on operations that would otherwise be less productive because of less than ideal environmental and management conditions".
In general, populations living in less ideal environmental conditions, either due to high levels of predation or poor climactic conditions (both of which are unlikely to cause mortality in an age dependent fashion), should exhibit hazards that change less with age.
Timing applications with ideal environmental conditions helped attract starlings to the bait lanes, increased bait consumption and target efficacy.
In general, one can classify the underlying factors in two main categories namely, noncooperative subject behavior and non-ideal environmental illumination.
Suriname's Krikie Nigi gold camp represents the Platonic ideal of environmental devastation.
These compounds provided partial to adequate control for many major pests, but they were far from ideal for environmental safety.
This makes impedance biosensors ideal for environmental monitoring of species such as endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs), diarrhetic shellfish poisoning (DSP) toxins, polychlorinated biphenyls, and milk toxins such as veterinary drug residues and hormones.
It combined utopian ideals with environmental protection with a radical idea about redistributing resources for ordinary people, so that all of society could benefit.
