Sentence examples for place-based attributes from inspiring English sources

When it comes to socio-economic analysis or modelling, the interpersonal variability BPSS is generally explained by between-person differences of socio-demographic or place-based attributes.

The case studies are not written in the same structure, but rather 'each case study has its unique and illustrative attributes that make place-based experiences distinct, richly woven, and beyond generalization' (p. 30).

The unevenness is attributed to the collection and dissemination of place-based knowledge by colonial powers, countries with long traditions of print knowledge, including the production of maps, and also the production of electronic information.

According to Kellert, the two dimensions are linked to six biophilic design elements (environmental features; natural shape and forms; natural patterns and processes; light and space; place-based relationships; evolved human-nature relationships) which are in turn found in more than 70 biophilic design attributes (Kellert 2012).

"College needs to be less place-based".

Advocates of place-based social movements disagree.

The Warwick Commission report contains a lovely concept: "place-based animation".

Developing effective place-based health interventions requires understanding of the dynamic between place and health.

The definition of "place" is obviously important in place-based prevention.

They demand both place-based and person-based solutions.

"That ain't no place-based learning, fool!".