Sentence examples for outer environments from inspiring English sources

Every living organism is frequently exposed to various oxidative stressors generated in the outer environments and inner pathological activities.

According to this, the information system operates at the intersection of, and mediates between, these two outer environments, which ultimately induce the majority of developments of the system.

The minimal corrosion rates were 0.0580 and 0.0583 mm/y, denoting that foam glass blocks were very stable and were not selective to the outer environments.

This contrived visualization of a business information system as a complex compound artifact illustrates its interconnected inner subsystems interwoven with its outer environments in the form of a bipartite network comprising artifacts and individuals.

So, we should study the network dynamics in fluctuating conditions in order to model realistically the cellular inner and outer environments.

These regions are indeed in direct contact with possible "hostile" outer environments from where both olfactory/oropharyngeal/gastroenteric systems could be "contaminated".

In behaviourism, the organism is seen as "responding" to conditions (stimuli) set by the outer environment and by inner biological processes.

The skin, being the outer covering of the body, easily raises the warning of pain, but other tissues that do not come in direct contact with the outer environment are just the opposite.

It spans the days of the First World War through the Cold War; the Vietnam War changed the terms of the question, and the last forty or fifty years of doubt and self-questioning regarding the benefits of technology and its damage to the inner and outer environment have tilted the balance even more enduringly—have raised the underlying question of what, indeed, "the American idea" might be.

In general, we treat off-the-shelf components as being part of the outer environment.

In addition, RGOS exhibit a highly sensitive response to the outer environment.