Sentence examples for ecological confinement from inspiring English sources
Ecological confinement of crops is determined by the climatic conditions prevailing in a niche.
For slaves there was the ordeal of confinement; for Native Americans ecological annihilation.
Transgene confinement, including flowering control, may be needed to avoid ecological risks and satisfy regulatory requirements.
First, there was limited previous material on decision-making and livelihood strategies in this particular pastoral system (Aktipis et al. 2011; Cronk 1991 and 2004; Herren 1988 and 1989), making it difficult to contextualize the social, economic, and ecological problems that have arisen in recent years due to a long history of confinement isolation and marginalization.
Spatial confinements due to competitions with other land uses as well as ecological and other non-technical constraints are also taken into account"[ 64].
In addition to this bilateral confinement, this watershed embeddedness is dominated by technocentric basin water management which excludes community voices about ecological resources.
Citing evidence from observations in humans, work in experimental animals, and inferences from related studies in other fields, the authors note that a "wealth of ecological associations link TB with malnutrition in populations affected by famine, war, natural disasters, poverty, mass migration, and confinement in prisons or ghettos".
"There is no confinement".
They called it solitary confinement.
Prisons should abandon solitary confinement.
