Sentence examples for relation with the environment from inspiring English sources

And all of this suggests some definitions of what unintelligent and ungodly relation with the environment looks like.

(2000); its relation with the environment Brunton-Smith and Sturgis (2011); the impact of past victimisation to the current perception Hale et al.

Additionally, modelling in a natural scale, directly over the real scene, prevents the designer from drawing his/her attention on dimensional details and allows him/her to focus on the product itself and its relation with the environment.

Chagossians saw their own relations with the environment in terms of generalised reciprocity: interactions between the inhabitants and their environment were, from their perspective, mutually beneficial.

"It presented to me this notion of simplicity, order, relation with the natural environment … Canberra has been growing with this kind of principle all the time".

The obtained potentiometric out-of-equilibrium response patterns (graphical method) are correlated with the negentropic organizational/structural properties of the sample and provide information on its relation with the natural environment.

Deyars read tracks in the sand and infer a great amount of information from their shape, depth, distribution, direction, etc. Deyars are highly respected for their knowledge, skills and intimate relation with the desert environment.

Previous researches have proved that crime rate has significant correlation with different social factors: education levels, poverty rates and lack of social organization, while others have drawn the attention to its relation with the built environment.

The parallel study of Fur phylogeny across diverse organisms offers a solid base to guide functional studies and allows the comparison between response mechanisms in relation with the surrounding environment.

The described model is focused on uncertainty in resident education and allows for the analysis of the residents' clinical experiences in relation with the everyday work environment.

The dangerous illusion Israel is dwelling in, argues Shavit, is the notion that "it can live like an autarky with no relation to the environment".