But the dominant answer to the question of how we feed the world is to produce more (of the same) with fewer inputs, sometimes known as "sustainable intensification".
Across all food categories, the 'never/seldom' organic was the dominant answer, ranging from 65.4% for vegetables to 88.7% for meat, while the most frequent organic user group was small, ranging from 1.0% for meat to 3.5% for eggs.
In this equality, we obtain the farthest non-dominant answer for each archiving solution and then take the square root of the sum of them.
Significantly it is only the academic outsider Ellul who has, in his idiosyncratic way, recognized in technology the emergent single dominant way of answering all questions concerning human action, comparable to science as the single dominant way of answering all questions concerning human knowledge (Ellul 1964).
Philosophy lags far behind; you have to go back to the origins of civilization -- to the ancient Greeks in the West and the Vedic rishis, or sages, in the East -- to find a time when philosophy was so dominant that it answered questions that we assign today either to God or to laboratory experiments.
Answer: their dominant dailies will all be owned by Trinity Mirror once its £200m bid for Local World goes through.
Given these definitions, I address the literature's excessive focus on one specific research area, i.e., executive compensation, and its use of publicly available data to answer the dominant research question.
Thus, dominant subsystems provide an answer to a very practical question: how to describe the dynamics of a multiscale network?
He sets geography as the dominant factor in the answers to such questions, routinely emphasizing that it is not race/genes that determine human history but rather the environmental context where the genes we do have are placed.
Factors of the help-system were dominant in our respondents' answers.
Over 80% of respondents answered the dominant question correctly, suggesting good understanding and engagement in the survey.> -wrap-foot> Abbreviations: CI Confidence Interval, CT Computerized Tomography.
