Sentence examples for development of greenhouse from inspiring English sources

In Flanders Northernn region of Belgium) the development of greenhouse clusters is being encouraged and promoted by the Flemish government's Agricultural Department.

Peatland drainage is extensive and increases aerobic decomposition and DOC export leading to a loss of ecosystem services such as sequestration and storage of C and the potential development of greenhouse gas hotspots [8, 26, 27].

While the model for the proposed system still needs to be validated experimentally the initial study indicates that the passive containment cooling system is a promising improvement in the further development of greenhouse desalination.

With attention to much development of greenhouse cultivations and using of substrate in greenhouses, the objective of the present research is study of date-palm waste and residues as a substrate and its effect on yield and quality of greenhouse cucumber in soilless culture.

Emissions of methane – which is a potent greenhouse gas - are already subject to control, but I am today commissioning a study of the possible impacts of shale gas development on greenhouse gas emissions and climate change.

Thermal modeling plays a significant role in ideal design and development of the greenhouse dryer.

This article presents the development of a greenhouse intelligent climate control system that uses a fuzzy controller, based on a field programmable gate array (FPGA).

In the last 30 years, the development of vegetable greenhouses that potentially provide refugia for over-wintering cabbage looper moths could have contributed to this.

These measures would provide a huge boost for technology development, reduce emissions of greenhouse gases and air pollution and help diversify our energy supply.

This paper documents the development of a sustainable greenhouse system which incorporates a greenhouse, reverse electrodialysis (RED), reverse osmosis, and a dehumidification desalination system aiming to support water and energy self-sufficient agriculture in arid regions with a saline groundwater feed.

Four specific areas of concern dominate discussion regarding development of the resource: greenhouse gas output, water consumption and pollution, surface disturbance, and socioeconomic effects.