Sentence examples for linking the field from inspiring English sources

By linking the field of informal science education to the environmental health literacy concepts, this commentary demonstrates how reporting data back to participants is tapping into what an individual is intrinsically motivated to learn and how these efforts are successfully responding to community-identified education and research needs.

Hence, the use of such an algorithm on each field of records allows us to calculate the same number of atomic similarities (noted aS in the sequel) linking the fields of the sample and the reference records.

Four prototypes "Linking the fields of design and development allows for professionals in both areas to learn and grow," said Christopher Fabian, co-leader of UNICEF's Innovation Unit, which has guided the collaboration with NYU.

By embracing the new reality that our health and the planet's health are inextricably linked, the field of planetary health will identify more effective approaches to ensuring our own health".

To link the field measurements to the characteristics of a building, one option is to characterize and update a model, against the measured data, so that it can best describe the behavior and performance of the structure.

The qualitative team then applied the code book from the interviews to the field notes and linked the field notes to interview coding through the use of the memo feature in NVivo 10.

His book "Brain and Psyche" linked the fields of neuroscience and psychoanalysis.

Carnegie Mellon named a footbridge between its computer science and arts building for him to commemorate his efforts to link the fields.

At UF, Capua will be in charge of a research and training program in "one health," an approach that seeks to link the fields of animal, human, and environmental health.

In order to link the fields of evolutionary genetics and behavioral ecology it is critical to understand the influences of genes on behavior [ 1].

Using plant species richness data from 809 WWF terrestrial ecoregions and MODIS-derived NPP estimates, McBride, Cusens and Gillman (2014) linked the fields of ecology and biogeography and modelled productivity data to analyse the relationship between species richness and productivity in relation to ecoregion size.