Sentence examples for absorbs human from inspiring English sources

Sound environmental management absorbs human and budgetary resources.

Local foresters believe that wood absorbs human pain, and that 'those vibrations of violence held in the grain, the whorls and knots, like human scars' will curse anyone who builds with it.

The black kakugane absorbs human life forces; to prevent this from happening, Kazuki's death is ordered by the Alchemist Army.

The solutions often involve improving the capacity of the environment to absorb human impacts through modified and improved natural hydrological processes.

Another peril to the lake's ecosystem is the explosion of algal blooms unnatural to Baikal with thick mats of rotting Spirogyra algae blanketing pristine sandy beaches, which some scientists say indicates that the lake can no longer absorb human pollution without consequence.

Even though some forests are capable of absorbing human activities that mimic natural disturbances, the frequency and intensity of those disturbances can have major impacts on ecosystem function (Molina Colón and Lugo 2006; Van Bloem et al. 2005).

We need to steer development away from fragile and critical resources and toward places that are better able to absorb human impacts.

The extraction of fossil fuels and depletion of fertile land have shaped decades of economic growth, he says, but our biosphere's inability to absorb human activity, combined with the exhaustion of natural resources, are now forcing us to rethink productivity.

Similarly, assisted migration is a tool for stock enhancement in a healthy marine fishery, and would increase the degree to which the ecosystem can absorb human perturbation and regenerate from local depletions.

Infants easily absorb human milk fat despite its high content of saturated fatty acids (45% of total fatty acids), primarily palmitic acid (C16:0), of which 70-75% is esterified at the sn-2 (beta) position of the TG [ 8].

The oceans have warmed and become more acidic as they absorbed human-generated carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.