Sentence examples similar to ecological call from inspiring English sources

But the student succumbs to the way of the wolf, too; the book is half Confucian critique, half ecological call-to-arms.

From this perspective, the book is not just an ecological alarm call.

Thirdly, in spite of large variations in source level the prey detection distances did not vary nearly as much across species and families as one might expect given the high ecological diversity, call variability and size differences of the species sampled.

The results of this study offer the opportunity for new insights on the complex relationship between genetic distance, ecological divergence, call divergence and mate preferences.

Conservation groups also ought to attend more to the ecological disaster called biofuels.

Those who nevertheless hold this view usually point to a piece of ecological theory called "metapopulation dynamics".

The two species do not live in the same places or share similar ecological habits, calling into question the assumptions underlying both conservation and control strategies.

As is usually the case in such evolutionary success stories, the impatiens had the good fortune to find itself in a wide-open ecological niche, called the Postwar American Suburb.

The Finns called their treeless northern reaches the tunturi, but the concept of a vast frozen plain as a special ecological realm called tundra was developed by the Russians.

An ecological indicator called as goal function is employed in the holistic approach.

A performance optimization based on a new ecological criterion called ecological coefficient of performance (ECOP) has been presented for irreversible Brayton heat engine.