Sentence examples for biological ecosystem from inspiring English sources

And just as in a biological ecosystem, the fit (and the lucky) survive the test of the market; the rest do not.

The forest biological ecosystem carbon cycle was simulated with Biome-BGC [6, 7], an ecosystem process model with interacting carbon, nitrogen, and water cycles [6, 8].

This framework allows for the opportunity of such value to be represented within international accounting standards, thus aligning biological ecosystem service valuation with current, rigorous, accepted accounting norms.

This paper analyzes regional airports as ecosystems, which is an analogy to the biological ecosystem in evaluating business networks, interactions and evolutions.

Similarly with a biological ecosystem, in a learning ecosystem, individuals can form groups spontaneously and can interact with each other or with learning utilities at the individual or group level.

In the work of [2, 12, 34, 35, 42, 48], one showed that the time delay can cause a stable equilibrium to become unstable and even a switching of stabilities in their system, in other words, a time delay which incorporates in a biological ecosystem can lead to the ecosystem's steady state switch from stable to unstable.

Perhaps not coincidentally, Dr. Hidalgo's own research focuses on human economies and draws parallels in the evolution of industrial economies and biological ecosystems.

Engineered nanoparticles (NPs), increasingly used in industry, enter and migrate through biological ecosystems.

The chapter concludes by issuing a challenge to consider the built environment as a series of interdependent systems that interact with each other, local and more distant biological ecosystems, global climate, and human communities.

A central theme of industrial ecology (IE) is the idea of using the cyclical resource-use patterns observed in mature, biological ecosystems as a model for designing increasingly mature 'industrial ecosystems' whose productivity relies less on resource extraction and waste emission.

Patch dynamics has been applied most widely at the population, biological community, ecosystem, and landscape scales.