Sentence examples for accelerated population from inspiring English sources

Agricultural lands around Cairo have witnessed severe encroachment practices due to the accelerated population growth.

Wastewater volumes increased commensurably with accelerated population growth during the late 20th century and created a sequence of feedback effects on the floodplain.

The distribution functions in the tail consist of two populations, one cold which is an extension of the low altitude population, and one accelerated population of ionospheric origin ions.

Although it was originally aimed at increasing calories or yield per hectare, today in times of globalisation and accelerated population growth, agriculture's challenge is to develop supranational regulations that ensure the sustainability of production and global social justice.

However the continuity of our tail flux estimates with tail distance, despite the increasing dominance of the accelerated population, does indicate that our low energy flux estimates close to the planet yield a good estimate of the average escape flux, consistent with the higher energy measurements obtained deeper into the tail.  .

Our results show that the gradual increase of the average bulk speed in the tail is primarily due to a shift between a cold population at energies of about 10 eV, which dominates close to the planet, and an accelerated population with energy typically in the range from 100 eV to 2000 eV, which appear to get most of its acceleration in a confined region.

The focus is on the array of possible high-energy power-law indices in accelerated populations, highlighting how spectra above 1 MeV can probe the field obliquity in GRB internal shocks, and the character of hydromagnetic turbulence in their environs.

We showed that our estimates of the tailward total heavy ion flux inside the IMB remained close to constant with tail-ward distance, despite the shift from a mixture of the cold and accelerated populations close to the planet and a dominating accelerated component deeper into the tail.

It is important to understand the history of Avipoxvirus in wild bird populations on Galapagos to assess its contribution to this accelerated population-level extinction rate.

Throughout the 20th century, accelerating population growth and economic development destroyed the natural habitats of most of temperate zones of the northern hemisphere.

Kenya's accelerating population growth from the early 1960s to the early 1980s seriously constrained the country's social and economic development.