Sentence examples for in sync with the environment from inspiring English sources
Although the box-office lure of skimpy fur garments cannot be underestimated, movies like "10,000 B.C". are popular because they appeal to our sense that life used to be more in sync with the environment.
In that case, she added, the moonlight sensed by the oyster would help keep this clock in sync with the environment rather than directly triggering the opening and shutting of the shell – similar to how humans use daylight to keep their internal 24-hour clock on track.
More input data (feedback) can be received from the products/services-in-use (even real-time), and various new external data sources (e.g., IoT) should be scanned to stay in sync with the environment and its business networks.
Zuk puts it well here: "The notion that humans got to a point in evolutionary history when their bodies were somehow in sync with the environment, and that sometime later we went astray from those roots – whether because of the advent of agriculture, the invention of the bow and arrow, or the availably of the hamburger – reflects a misunderstanding of evolution.
From early-stage startups to large enterprises, organizations struggle to keep the development environments in sync with the production environments.
Therefore, the modest increase in biodiversity stays in sync with the slow secular changes of the environment: in the absence of predation and macroscopic animals, interactions between species are still largely limited to short food chains dominated by (increasing) primary production and slow prokaryotic degradation of the organic matter.
Created by two computer-engineering students, the Jetsons-like systemonitorsrs the house and adjusts the interior environment in sync with the exterior weather.
And, I see opportunity for the creation of a lifestyle more in sync with the glorious peculiarities of our natural environment.
This is perfectly in sync with the priorities of millennials, irrespective of race, who support governmental protection of the environment and for whom key economic priorities are increasing job opportunities, increasing wages and decreasing economic inequality.
In a 2005 interview, Mr. Polet said: "You had someone who wasn't in sync with his environment, the environment wasn't appreciating what he did, and he was distinctly unhappy as a reaction".
