Sentence examples for space to inform from inspiring English sources
By Tuesday, it appeared that every newspaper in Britain – from the Daily Telegraph to the Guardian to the Stoke Sentinel and the Torquay Herald Express – had found space to inform their readers that rain is predicted to greet people arriving at Glastonbury on Thursday; an unmissable opportunity to dip into their fathomless selection of shots of people gurning at the camera while covered in filth.
This study engages Lefebvre's triadic model of social space to inform the discussion of the symbolic landscapes meanings constructed by producers and consumers.
Region definitions were then transformed into volume space to inform tractography.
The guidelines require space tourism operators to inform spaceflight participants in writing about the risks of launch and reentry and about the safety record of the launch vehicle.
(3) The public is ready for elected and appointed leaders to actively solicit input and create spaces for people to inform them.
Studies with enough detailed information on individual performance combined with pedigree information for species across life history space would be useful to inform the generality of the existing results (Rodriguez-Munoz et al. 2010).
This paper outlines the goals and planning methods of the ongoing Regional Open Space Strategy for Central Puget Sound (ROSS) project, and the frameworks and processes being developed to evaluate ecosystem and open space services in order to inform and influence local and regional governance structures and decisions.
This work in the DRC populates a blank space on the malaria map to inform future efforts to control malaria and reduce mortality in the most intensely malarious regions on earth.
Where one activity has ceased to inform a space, another might give it new meaning.
Mr. Trapp likes to work intuitively, letting his eye respond to the flow of the space and allowing one decision to inform the next.
Results highlight the potential for PPGIS techniques to inform green space planning through the spatial representation of complex human-nature relationships.
