Sentence examples for considered ecological from inspiring English sources

And this new message was delivered by artists, health workers and activists who live in urgent proximity to communities impacted by environmental issues, rather than by people considered ecological "experts," who tend to take an Earthrise-inspired macro view.

This study considered ecological operation targets, including maintaining the river environmental flow and protecting the spawning and reproduction of the Chinese sturgeon and four major Chinese carps.

Interdisciplinarity and transdisciplinarity are the cornerstone for the future management of coastal ecosystems with many vulnerability and hazard indexes developed for this purpose, especially in the engineering literature, but with limited studies that considered ecological implications within a risk assessment.

Applying the technique of such systems, for the monitoring of the considered ecological system, an observer system is constructed, which makes it possible to recover the whole state process from the partial observation of the ecological interaction chain.

Operationally, two types of spillover should be considered: ecological spillover (i.e. the net export of juvenile, subadult and adult biomass from MPAs outwards driven by density-dependent processes) and the fishery spillover (i.e. the proportion of this biomass that can be fished, taking into account regulations and accessibility).

Analysis of the policies, goals, planning processes, and the extent to which a regional planning framework was used formed the [End Page 104] basis of their interest, which considered ecological and political context as well (Hall 1989).

One set indicates the awareness of actors to consider ecological principles of sustainable planning.

The suitability of the site was evaluated considering ecological, social, cultural and economical as components in decision support system.

The keystone laws of the early EPA thus gave the agency explicit authority over states, ambitious goals and a broad scope to consider ecological health and human well-being.

This should be considered a stopgap measure, however, while more sophisticated plans are constructed, defining explicit conservation targets and considering ecological processes.

Furthermore, traditional measures of metacognition fail to consider ecological aspects such as the interaction between thinking of one's own or other's mind, and mastery.