Sentence examples for ecological base from inspiring English sources
The modern economy could already be too big for the ecological base.
Finally, an ecological base for building an eco-city of El-Sadat City in the future is proposed.
"Until the 1960s, India was successfully pursuing an agricultural development policy based on strengthening the ecological base of agriculture and the self-reliance of peasants," she writes in "The Violence of the Green Revolution".
"It was an example of the fact that if you don't understand the ecological base of the place that you're working on, you won't really understand deeply the problems," he said.
A 2006 study commissioned by Earthjustice, a nonprofit environmental-law group, found that the "ecological base"—defined as Americans who report the environment as being central to their concerns is "nearly ninety percent white, mostly college-educated, higher-income, and over thirty-five".
We demonstrate the CGA approach can significantly improve the efficiency and effectiveness of water supply capability to both human and ecological base flow requirements and thus optimize reservoir operations for multiple water users.
The course aims to give a rigorous treatment of this two-way interaction, building on a rigorous foundation of earth systems processes to understand the ecological bases of human settlement.
Total system life costs (capital cost and ecological based on released pathogens) were modeled for two-cell domestic treatment wetland systems and compared to costs of traditional and emerging technology systems.
Here we focus on the possible origins and ecological bases of sepsis-inducing bacteria in the mouths of komodo dragons.
Future studies should investigate the regularity and the ecological bases of the variation in number of megafaunal-fruited species across ecological communities.
This paper addresses the first two points by quantifying the size distribution of urban areas around the world and modeling their ecological bases in the dynamics of human migration and reproduction.
