Sentence examples for main sphere from inspiring English sources
Home is a skin that sits between the OS and third party apps, pushing the latter outside the user's main sphere of attention.
In addition to independent single YS sphere, Cui et al. developed a single main sphere consisting of many sub-YS spheres.
Flow ecology relationships are the accepted basis of modern environmental water recommendations, and holistic (ecosystem) approaches have evolved as the main sphere of innovation over the last 40 years.
Its main sphere of operation was the transatlantic shipping trade, but the company also operated services to the Mediterranean.
There are four main spheres of policy innovation.
I tell him not, as we quickly assess the main spheres of my life – family, friends, physical and mental health, housing and employment.
Today the main spheres of society are developed mainly through the using of innovative technologies and constant updating of products.
Landfills can be regarded as a particular type of contaminated land that has a potential to directly and indirectly pollute all of the four main spheres of the environment which are the lithosphere, atmosphere, hydrosphere and eventually adversely impact the biosphere.
The findings reveal three main spheres of governance that intertwine and impact on the largely self-organising Fulani: religious or customary laws overseen by the imams, 'informal' laws of the community overseen by Fulani civil leaders and the 'formal' laws outlined in the official policies of the state.
We examine the discourse on benefit sharing within three main spheres; namely: common heritage of humankind, access and use of genetic resources according to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), and international clinical research.
We also note that, as described in the model for understanding care of the human spirit (in this issue), the mechanism of action of a spiritual intervention might have unique features, such as its timing and interactions with the other main spheres of human experience.
