Sentence examples for linked environments from inspiring English sources

The linked environments for atmospheric discovery (LEAD) created an integrated web service-oriented architecture to support mesoscale meteorological data acquisition, analysis, assimilation, simulation modeling, prediction, mining and visualization [14, 15].

It isn't by chance that we've linked environment and mobility together into a single area of focus.

Some components of healthy aging including physical activity, social participation or mobility have been linked to dimensions of the built environment, but a more profound understanding. of the processes linking environments to health among older adults is still lacking.

We need field data that quantify the many spatial and temporal scales of functional relationships that link environments, fluxes and food web interactions to understand how they will respond to intensifying anthropogenic forcing over the coming decades.

From an evolutionary perspective, the development of connectedness in landscapes can help ensure the movement of individuals and genes along corridors linking environments and increase evolutionary resilience (Table 1– Aim E).

Linking environment to attitude made sense, he said, but when Ms. Hoffman suggested hanging a coin at home to promote wealth, "I didn't buy that".

■ Reasons to despair: a survey by sustainable agriculture group Linking Environment and Farming (Leaf) found 19% of British people did not know this country grows apples.

The phenotypic plasticity that links environment to phenotypic response is integrative at the level of environment organism, but not at the level of genes cells.

Yeah, I know, we're talking about linking environment and national security, but the basic theme rings true.

So Hudson set out to make a film that, through an inventive physical concept, tried to link environment directly to psychology.

This will allow for much richer causal models linking environment to health.