Sentence examples for atmosphere regulation from inspiring English sources

To get an idea of the range of ecosystem services that we use daily, think of how much energy and time it would cost to make Mars (or some other Earth-like planet) hospitable for human life, for example, in terms of atmosphere regulation, freshwater production, soil formation, nutrient cycles, regulation of climate, etc.

These include wild harvests (such as fish), pollination, carbon capture (for example, peat bogs and rain forests store carbon that would otherwise be released to the atmosphere), regulation of drainage patterns and climate, soil formation, flood defenses (including the mangrove swamps that help protect low lying areas against tsunamis) and the genetic resources used in agriculture and medicine.

It is a legal requirement under Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmosphere Regulations 2002 (DSEAR) for any employer whose business involves flammable materials in any form, and it results in the division of the workplace into one or more zones.

In view of reducing the impact of gaseous pollutants into atmosphere, the regulations governing the emissions of Sulphur from Claus plants have become increasingly strict.

Obviously, in an atmosphere where any regulation is immediately labeled "nanny statism," changing "the environment" is difficult.

The atmosphere of "hazy regulation" tends to protect Chinese counterfeits from seizure while they make their passage through Vietnam.In the days when it was fighting to win entry to the WTO Vietnam committed itself to bringing stronger IP laws onto the books.

"I came out of school where design is freeform and architecture is a very creative endeavor, then got into the workforce and realized how difficult the regulation atmosphere is to navigate," says Scott. "I realized how difficult it was for me, my colleagues and individuals to understand those codes.

Despite being developed within the politically-charged atmosphere surrounding CON regulation, the methodology offers an objective, replicable, and sustainable solution for grouping hospitals.

Safety and health of workers potentially being at risk from explosive atmospheres are regulated by separate regulations (ANSI/AIHA in USA and ATEX in the European Union).

Dr. Gilbert, who called the extermination plan "a radical step," said any killing should be done in a controlled atmosphere with strict regulations, as has been done in other countries where animals have been slaughtered to prevent the spread of disease.

The data presented highlight both conservation and divergence amongst the three Bacilli, and in particular, revealed a high level of atmosphere-dependent genetic regulation for the two pathogenic strains (B. cereus G9241 and B. anthracis).