Sentence examples for visible environment from inspiring English sources

His achievement, though, has been to construct a visible environment where the concept can be experienced as well as imagined.

In the text, the nominal group "this one", used four times (see Ben's utterances at no. 3), is a reference to something in the mutually visible environment of the speakers, the material environment.

"A lot of people are concentrated on what is one of the most most visceral and visible environment devastating practices".

Consequently, these results imply that the preplay of the unvisited, yet visible, environment we observed in REST2 was driven by behavioural cueing of that environment.> -wrap-foot> At what point does preferential preplay of the cued arm emerge?

However, most biologics drug substance and product are usually manufactured in a visible light environment containing a small portion of UV light.

The municipal incentive is to attract businesses, institutions, and a workforce that will benefit from this innovative artistic population, and especially the visible creative environment it engenders.

The striking difference of patient 67 is again visible: the environment search of FoxA1 under the chosen conditions (2 steps, log2 fold change of at least 1.5) produced the largest network of all patients.

Sheltered families are more vulnerable to a 'fishbowl' effect as homeless mothers are parenting in a highly visible public environment under circumstances of poverty and housing instability where stress levels are high and coping skills are strained.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06063.020 Preplay of a visible, unvisited environment that has motivational relevance to an animal accords with various reports from neuropsychological and imaging studies indicating a crucial role for the hippocampus in processing future goals (Spiers and Barry, 2015), imagination, and future thinking (Hassabis et al., 2007; Schacter et al., 2012).

A small peak at 3,362 cm−1 (O-H stretching vibration), 1,713 cm−1 (C=O stretching of COOH groups), 1,632 cm−1 (C=C stretching vibration), and 1,143 cm−1 (tertiary C-OH groups stretching) dramatically decreased or even disappeared after photoreduction, indicating that the oxygen-containing functional groups in GO were reduced under visible-light environment.

These results suggest that a hippocampal representation of a visible, yet unexplored environment can be formed if the environment is of motivational relevance to the animal.