It is a part of a new model of conservation that doesn't seek to return an ecosystem to some earlier time but recognises that humans have been drastically shaping nature for tens of thousands of years.
In Britain, at least, we tend to ignorantly assume that this small island only 79 miles from the African coast has been as drastically shaped by mass tourism as by the volcanoes that erupted over the island in the 18th and early 19th centuries.
Using a two-sector overlapping generations setting with endogenous growth driven by human capital accumulation, we prove that relative factor intensity between sectors drastically shapes the welfare analysis: two identical laissez-faire economies with different sectoral capital shares may generate physical capital excess or scarcity, with respect to the optimum.
Compared to that of even a few years ago, today's photography is a whole new animal: the ways in which we capture, upload, collect, save, share, "like" images, and more, are drastically shaping who we are and will be as a species.
She had been trying to get another film off the ground for several years, when suddenly she had this idea, but little time – she didn't know if her bump would drastically change shape, or if she would get ill.
Unfortunately in this show one doesn't fully grasp how drastically interpretation shaped response; the partisans were a turning point as much as a continuation.
New research suggests all three types arise from supernovas that focus their fury in jets with drastically different shapes.
It's long past time speakers began to take drastically different shapes, but I'm bothered by the possible applications of this one in particular.
The hot spots have been shown to exhibit drastically different shapes and core temperatures and this has been verified through simulations and infrared thermography.
Sandy Hook, she noted, has changed shape drastically over the centuries, leading to the theory that many rich archaeological sites are now underwater.
