The efficiency at which energy is transferred from one trophic level to another is called ecological efficiency.
After the ceremony, in which chants were chanted and vows, written by the couple's friends, were exchanged, guests sat down to a series of talks, with PowerPoint presentations, on subjects of interest to the couple — ecological efficiency, neuroscience, holistic healing.
I'm referring not just to the sociability it promotes, which Jane Jacobs identified, or to the density it allows, which Rem Koolhaas celebrates, or even to the ecological efficiency it sustains, which now makes New York, on a per-capita basis, a very green place.
Economic and ecological efficiency Genetic progress in wheat yield in relation to nitrogen use.
To this end, we have designed and implemented a framework through which the ecological efficiency of a running VM can be assessed and the ecological efficiency of a VM to be deployed can be forecasted.
This sulphur will not get into the atmosphere while using desulphurized coal, i.e., this parameter characterises the ecological efficiency of oxidative desulphurization.
According to Wilkins (2008), the practice of integrated systems (animal and plant production) would give an economic and ecological efficiency in operations.
The ecological efficiency of a system captures the relationship between the performance of the system with its environmental footprint.
Academic papers mainly study the ecological efficiency of agricultural public policies, while real public policies, such as the European Common Agricultural Policy, examine both ecological and social considerations.
