It is convenient to refer to environments using a letter code e.g. 'IEA' = interface layer, β-strand, accessible residues.
The dispute was referred to Environment Minister John Gormley, who this week said he planned to amend the law on place names so they are in both Irish and English.
External, which refers to environment states such as time, location, and temperature.
In real-world case study, a large number of criteria should be determined, referring to environment, ecology, social and economic.
An author of [33] divided contextual information into two parts: Internal, which describes user state such as emotions, look, and history of life External, which refers to environment states such as time, location, and temperature.
Ambient intelligence refers to environments that are sensitive and responsive to the presence of people thanks to the integration of computer systems.
The built environment refers to "environments that are modified by humans, including homes, schools, workplaces, highways, urban sprawl, and accessibility to amenities, leisure, and pollution" and can contribute to diabetes risk through access to physical activity and other factors such as stress (55).
In the national health strategy, healthy environments refer to social environments and basic sanitation is not conceptualized as a policy action area.
NVEs refer to virtual environment systems that are distributed over the network in some sense.
We use the term Academia to refer to the environment or community concerned with the scientific research (Pearsall and Hanks 1998).
