Sentence examples for side of the environment from inspiring English sources
With so many factors on either side of the environment ledger, crunching the numbers to determine whether our connected lives are good or bad for the environment is no mean feat.
It was considered a total of 150 trajectories that start randomly from one side of the environment and whose final/intermediate(s) points of attraction are also selected at random.
This simulation assumes that agents always start moving from a random side of the environment such as shown in Fig. 5. Noise from a uniform distribution (mathcal {U} -b,b)) is considered in order to affect the motion of agents in directions x and y.
Meanwhile, Carmen Trutanich has not worked on the side of the environment for over 20 years.
The only issues where he comes down on the side of the environment is his support for ending wasteful federal subsidies for ethanol, and for the RESTORE Act that steered fines collected from the BP oil spill to Gulf restoration projects in his home state.
He played both sides of the environment issues, rehearsing the arguments for and against the Keystone pipeline and sympathizing with the desire of China and India to lift millions out of poverty — but if they consume energy the way the United States has "we'll be four feet under water".
Notice on the right side of the programming environment, there should be a Properties window, if not, press the F4 key.
All organisations have to balance the demands of human nature on one side against those of the environment and economy on the other.
The synthesis of these studies resulted in the formulation of seven design principles, addressing the instruction, learning and assessment sides of the learning environment.
The differences between the right and left hemispheres is consistent with previous findings of a functional connectivity disconnection between the two hemispheres (Butt et al., 2013; Burton et al., 2014), which may, as previously suggested, account for the greater spatial discrimination accuracy between non-visual inputs from the two sides of the sensory environment (Burton et al., 2014).
To improve robustness of speech recognition, the idea of using side information from the environment as additional features, such as speaker-specific side information (e.g., i-vectors) and room information etc. has been proposed previously [36 38].
