Sentence examples for are historically produced from inspiring English sources

We argue for a novel explanation of nuisance species as belonging to 'socio-natures' (see Swyngedowu 2004,1999, Castree and Braun 2001) that, beyond de facto ecological considerations, are historically produced and continuously reformed by networks of human and non-human 'actants' (Latour 1993).

How have dichotomized frameworks been historically produced and how do they inform one another?

White heroin, which is historically produced in the "Golden Triangle" of south-east Asia, is typically both purer and more expensive than brown.

Large earthenware jars (tinajas) were historically produced in Lucena for oil and wine storage; now the jars are usually made of cement or metal.

Pacharán is an aniseed liquor-based beverage made with sloe berry (Prunus spinosa L ., that has been historically produced in Navarra (Northern Spain).

UV-327 and UV-328 were historically produced in an industrial plant at the Pawtuxet River, which contributes to the Providence River and consequently the Narragansset Bay [34, 48 50].

Although some wine was historically produced in Lower Silesia, near the Czech border, other areas are emerging.

May argues that the male values protected by these military institutions are ones that have historically produced hatred and abuse toward women (p. 121).

The Kyoto Protocol agreed that Annex I countries would take responsibility for greenhouse gas reductions, since they are historically responsible for producing the bulk of CO2 emissions.

This is not the urban subject that our large, mixed cities have historically produced.

The most common and difficult of all hazardous waste sites are those that historically produced artificial (manufactured) gas; for gas-making was international in scope and at the very core of the industrial revolution.