Sentence examples for refine environment from inspiring English sources
Efforts in post-industrial countries to refine environment and planning administration in the face of unprecedented urban growth have important implications for ecological systems and human quality of life.
The technology is ready for demonstration at a larger scale in a refining environment where it can synergistically be integrated with the refinery optimizing its operation and performance.
A jet-impingement installation for high-temperature and fast-flow simulation of oil-refining environments has been designed and established.
The goal with Sketchbox is to give designers a sophisticated tool to craft and refine VR environments without requiring them to have an engineering background and a deep understanding of desktop 3D modeling tools.
The goal with Sketchbox is to give designers a sophisticated tool to craft and refine VR environments without requiring them to have an engineering background and a deep understanding of desktop 3D modeling tools.
To assess student attitudes about the Refined SGL environment, we administered the SAGE survey [16].
As an adjunct measurement of student performance in the Refined SGL environment, we examined quiz performance in 2008 (Figure 4).
Overall, these quantitative data show all students had a more positive perspective about group learning after one term in the Refined SGL environment.
In the Refined SGL environment, the class average on the final exam was increased relative to both Individualistic and Initial SGL environments (Individualistic: 70±2%; Initial SGL: 74±1%; Refined SGL: 79±1%) (Figure 3a).
As a final effectiveness indicator of our Refined SGL environment, we used the Student Attitudes toward Group Environments (SAGE) questionnaire [16] to determine how student attitudes toward group learning changed over the term in 2008.
To study the effect of group work on high-achieving students' performance, we examined their grades on group and individual quizzes over the term in the Refined SGL environment (Figure 4).
