Sentence examples for ecological nature from inspiring English sources

Povinelli and Vonk (2004) criticize the Hare et al. studies, suggesting that the ecological nature of the study (using food competition behavior from the subject's natural repertoire) is a weakness of the study, not a strength as the authors believed, because the chimpanzees could have made inferences based on past observed behavior.

We'll also be considering what obligations we may have for shaping our contexts of action in light of findings about the "ecological" nature of human beings.

When this new element is technological this ecological nature is even more visible.

The practice always starts with the presentation of a certain problem that can be of economic, political, or ecological nature.

Insofar, spatial elements (of a social as well as ecological nature), political conditions, economic structures, settlement profiles, and available material resources (wind, sun, wood, and biomass) matter.

However, it might be relevant to study how the difference between prospective and retrospective timing unfolds in tasks of an ecological nature, such as watching movies, playing games on the computer or browsing the Internet for several hours.

A recent systematic review also highlighted the social-ecological nature and the complex individual and communal trajectories of resilience.

The nature-safety dilemma involves restoring discharge capacity (increasing safety from flooding) while maintaining ecological quality (nature).

Hence such studies are ecological in nature being based on spatially aggregated health and exposure data.

The findings also suggest experiencing events together creates community, one that is emergent, dynamic, place-making and ecological in nature.

Educational contexts are ecological by nature and the addition of one more element does not mean that we have the old environment plus one element.