Sentence examples for ecological laws from inspiring English sources

Others will argue for the existence of ecological laws (for instance, Lawton [1999], Lange [2002] and Ginzburg and Colyvan [2004]).

However, here is the resultant question: will it be possible to limit these indirect social effects of displacement and access to land through certification schemes, land use zonings, social and ecological laws and regulations?

But beyond President Trump's dubious reading of the Antiquities Act, his threats also implicate a suite of other cultural and ecological laws implemented within our national monuments.

"In the greater scheme of things," he said, "there's an ecological law, almost, that it ought to be".

If a company cannot address changes in ecological law, its products will no longer have access to world markets.

The model experiments point toward an expansion of the Ecological Law of Thermodynamics (ELT) to ecosystems developing on the landscape, where it previous was shown valid for populations fitting in an ecosystem.

These variables could be introduced into the model as response functions that affect values of the modifier (m) in a similar manner to that of air temperature, arranged in accordance with the ecological Law of the Minimum (reviewed by van der Ploeg et al. [1999]).

This result represents a first integration of the Maximum Power Hypothesis and the Ecological Law of Thermodynamics with Network Theory, and it is presumed that a complete integration of all three theories, hierarchical, network and thermodynamic, could be expected in the coming years.

In Newtonian fashion, he brought a scientific exactitude for measurement into natural history and even alluded to concepts that are the foundation of a modern ecological law on species-to-area relationships.

Our observations mirror one common ecological law that selective pressure in the environment constrains species diversity, including microorganisms.

The correlation could also explain the existence of the most universal ecological law – that every community shows a hollow curve on a histogram with many rare, and only a few common species [ 5].