Wine snobs might call this overreaching, but great beer is inextricably tied to its environment in much the same way that a great Burgundy displays a characteristic terroir.
Take the photograph by the Moroccan Hicham Benohoud, one of the pieces by dozens of artists shown at this year's Marrakech Art Fair, which was held from Sept. 30 to Oct. 3: It shows a child physically tied to his environment, and it speaks with contempt for the country's social inequalities.
Ideas of belonging and identity are tied to political environment, Tchen says.
As sessile organisms tied to the environment, plants have evolved a variety of sophisticated mechanisms to adapt to changes in the local conditions.
In addition, even when selection against hybrids/hybridization is not tied to the environment, tension zones resulting from endogenous selection will tend to seek out geographic barriers to gene flow and/or habitat suitability troughs in the environment, where they will become trapped [ 38].
These repositories are somewhat tied to these environments and it is uncertain how one would publish data generated outside these environments or how external systems would index or interface with these repositories.
As is the case for other forest artiodactyls, taxa within this group are tied to forest environments, thus highlighting the potential importance that Pleistocene refugia may have played in the speciation of forest-dwelling species.
Underpinned by the Internet of Things, pervasive computing is where technology is seamlessly embedded within the real world, intrinsically tied to the physical environment.
Local weather on Earth is often closely tied to the local environment, which in turn is determined by the varied nature of the planet's surface.
Stone in the past decades has been the most widely used building material, highly tied to the natural environment.
