Sentence examples for large urban environment from inspiring English sources

So when I heard that RAM was coming to LA for their first foray into a large urban environment, I had to go barefoot and volunteer.

Be aware that this is going to be more likely in a large urban environment like New York, Tokyo, or Sydney than anywhere else – cities that never sleep.

If you think about it, a lot of the issues here is just the way the leases have been structured in these large, urban environments, is that the small companies that have only been around for a year or two, are signing five, seven, 10 year leases, that they know they will never be in those places.

The writer is an LAUSD teacher... To the editor: Among the lessons we've learned from Deasy's tenure is that there is no substitute for having a leader who was a working administrator with multiple experiences in schools in large, urban environments with great diversity, including affluence and poverty, different languages and high- and low-performance schools.

Again, these are more likely to exist in large urban environments but if there isn't one near you, consider creating a home network with fellow nocturnals so you can drop in on each other and have a cup of something and brainstorm creatively together in the deep of the night.

"It seems like it's part of the larger urban environment," he said.

The study measured the sleep duration of underserved minority children living in a large US urban environment using accelerometry and its relationship with BMI, socioeconomic status (SES), gender, ethnicity and physical activity.

The present study is the first to systematically map the emotional characteristics of a large-scale urban environment using aggregative measures of emotion (subjective and objective).

In isolation these are close to being solved — but making these work at large scale in a complex urban environment is not".

This research article presents a multi-scaled agent-based model capable of simulating the relocation of residents of a representative population of a large urban area in a realistic environment for investigating the dynamics of residential segregation.

It remains uncertain if the large colonies in urban environments represent a change in colony structure throughout urban habitats, and if so, whether they represent the evolution of a novel phenotype (unicoloniality) or a plastic expansion of existing variation in phenotype of colony structure that might have been favored historically due to the generalist nature of T. sessile.