Sentences with phrase «hills gives it an environment»

The hotel's blend of refined interiors and graceful garden settings, beautiful landscapes and greenery hills gives it an environment resort and residential feels.

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It was the schooling in local self - government and the institutions so developed back in the hills and valleys of ancient Palestine that gave the uprooted Jews immediately a social organism able to withstand the shock of exile and to support and adapt the community in its struggle to live in an alien environment.

Through an allocation with the National Science Foundation Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment (NSF XSEDE), a national cyberinfrastructure that gives researchers access to advanced digital resources, Hill and his team use advanced computing at the Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) to perform their modeling.

The game's use of real - time 3D environments, the fog, grain and darkness used to hide the Playstation's limitations not only gave Silent Hill its signature look but also enhanced the town's look of dilapidation and decay.

The second part of the methods gives the algorithmic categorization of individual plant species occurrence into 7 plant strategy based environments, using the second environment, E2, Guyana, South America to exemplify the method (Furze, Zhu, Qiao and Hill, 2013a).

Hill said this will help expedite the animal's return to a safe environment and give pet owners peace of mind.

The wild natural environment of hills covered with thick rainforest that can be found on Palawan and other islands give the opportunity to enjoy challenging treks.

The title's beautiful environments, inspired by Don Bluth animation and Miyazaki worlds, capture the pastoral essence of 1950s Ireland with rolling hills complete with grazing sheep and small animated touches that give life to the world.

The game's use of real - time 3D environments, the fog, grain and darkness used to hide the Playstation's limitations not only gave Silent Hill its signature look but also enhanced the town's look of dilapidation and decay.

And so the Australian delegation — stacked, incredibly enough, with representatives of the fossil fuel industries and led by environment minister Robert Hill — insisted that Australia be given special treatment.