In other cases, the history of a structure is measured more by the role it played in county life or the influence it had on its surroundings and community.
"It is more humane and more cost effective to keep them where they are, in familiar surroundings," said Rick Robbins, community development administrator at the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development.
I am still using the same thematics and vocabulary, but going deeper in the understanding of the surroundings and the community around it.
Past the outlet mall, the route continues through largely rural surroundings to the community of Stone Church Corner, where it briefly curves to the northeast before veering back to the east as it enters the town of Tyre.
"In your country," a young man ventured, "do the poor people live like this?" He gestured widely at his surroundings: a small community isolated by dirt roads made impassible for months at a time, without running water or electricity, certainly without sewage or trash removal.
The State Education and Environment Roundtable (SEER), a consortium of 16 state departments of education, advocates using local natural and community surroundings as a context for learning in its "Environment as an Integrating Context" model of educational practices.
Early onset infections are generally attributed to pathogens transmitted from the vaginal or rectal flora of the mother to the child, while late onset infections are attributed to bacteria acquired from the infant's surroundings (hospitals or community) with S. aureus and Klebsiella species more frequently implicated in hospital infections [ 37].
However, further validation of the CDS in a CHD population who are medically stable and have settled into their community surroundings after cardiac hospitalization is needed given that studies have shown that around one third of those with CHD meet criteria for depression 3 4 months after a cardiac event [ 28].
The current study has shown that the CDS can be used to screen and detect the range of depressive symptomatology, ranging from mild to severe, in CHD patients who are medically stable and settled in their community surroundings 3.5 months following discharge after cardiac hospitalization.
The fecal number counted in each plot was defined as the dependent variable in the model, and we included seven explanatory variables that may affect Przewalski horses' habitat use: distance to a river, distance to forest, distance to a road, slope, difference of elevation with surroundings, number of plant communities, and presence of dominant forage plant categories.
