Sentence examples for in relation to its environment from inspiring English sources

But like any work that defines itself predominantly in relation to its environment, it wears thin.

In fact, it is a requirement not only of life, but of everything that exists and transforms in relation to its environment -- in other words, of everything!

Painting, however, is also able unlike sculpture to set divine and human spirit in relation to its external environment: it is able to include within the painted image itself the natural landscape and the architecture by which Christ, the Virgin Mary, the saints or secular figures are surrounded (Aesthetics, 2: 854).

Basically, when you're in a car or a plane, your inner ear signals that you're moving, but your eyes say that you're not – because your body is motionless in relation to its immediate environment, such as your seat, the floor, or the seat in front.

The timing of events in the univoltine life cycle of T. jacobaeae in relation to its seasonal environment is as follows (Dempster 1982).

In other words, interpretation of the results requires a discussion of a TH system in relation to its relevant selection environments (Meyer et al. 2014).

The results of this study support the use of the Walkability Framework as a model to measure the built environment in relation to its ability to promote physical activity.

Previously we demonstrated that the β-globin locus switches its nuclear environment in relation to its activity when this activity is governed by its developmental status [15].

The β-globin locus was found to switch its nuclear environment in relation to its expression status, with the active β-globin locus contacting active loci and the inactive β-globin locus contacting inactive loci elsewhere on the chromosome [15].

This work presents an investigation of the chemical aging of a commercial nonwoven polyester membrane under different temperatures and pH environments in relation to its morphology, mechanical properties and molar mass.

The decision will open the Duchy lands to public scrutiny in relation to the environment and its protection".