For Bacon, this was a destruction of practices that he associated with Robert Grosseteste.
We will stand strong with our friends and allies against those nations that pursue weapons of mass destruction, that practice terrorism.
That means protecting their habitats from destruction and avoiding practices such as genetic manipulation, growing plants in monocultures, and training them in bonsai.
As with all technological destruction of restrictive practices, though, this one has one clear beneficiary: the customer or, as he is generally known in medical circles, the patient.Shockwaves are a particular sort of sound wave.
The following months could also prove decisive for Thailand's fishing sector, as it works to convince valuable trading partners that it is serious about reforming an export industry increasingly seen to be built on slavery, environmental destruction and illegal practices.
But as Elinor has demonstrated, ham-fisted reforms that attempt to bring the illusion of modernity to the developing world by a naive adoption of Western best-practice laws without the structures that support and enforce those rules often leads to a destruction of indigenous practice that works reasonably well without substituting a functioning and reliable market of impersonal exchange.
What destroyed them was overharvesting, pollution, habitat destruction and the practice of bedding, which replaced wild, native oysters with non-native cultivated ones.
The unselective destruction of currently practiced thermal ablation techniques can result in damage to vital structures in the vicinity of the tumour and undesired excessive ablation of normal parenchyma [ 12].
Biomethane from grass had a very good energy balance; thus, the conversion was expected to involve less habitat destruction, LUC, new farming practices or annual tilling [87].
Proponents of indigenous sovereignty emphasize the importance of understanding indigenous claims against the historical background of the denial of equal sovereign status of indigenous groups, the dispossession of their lands, and the destruction of their cultural practices (Ivison 2006, Ivison et al. 2000, Moore 2005, Simpson 2000).
