Sentence examples for an ecological interpretation from inspiring English sources

The continent itself was sometimes given an ecological interpretation.

They argued that an ecological interpretation of Sudan's civil war let the Sudanese government off the political hook.

This allows an ecological interpretation of the relationships found.

Focusing on an ecological interpretation, in the twelfth month there are many birds and insects.

A metric is considered valid when its' relationship with the gradient provides an ecological interpretation of the environment.

Leopold claimed that an ecological interpretation of history shows that "the rich diversity of the world's cultures reflects a corresponding diversity in the wilds that gave them birth" (1949 [1977]: 188).

The "hazard paradigm" focuses on behavioral interpretations (Kates 1971), while the "vulnerability paradigm" draws on a human/political ecological interpretation (Hewitt 1983; O'Keefe et al. 1976; Wisner et al. 2004).

2. Comparison of Q_R not only with Q and connectance but also with other network metrics, such as linkage density or dependence asymmetry  (and particularly those with a more or less clear ecological interpretation, such as H2').

A hierarchical classification, vegetation map, description and ecological interpretation of the plant communities of the Tembe Elephant Park and surrounding areas are presented.

It is well known that Taylor's power law describes spatial aggregation, but its ecological interpretation remains elusive.

While U can provide qualitative information about ecological interactions between compartments, the nonzero-sum nature of indirect net transactions has made ecological interpretation of quantitative network utility challenging.