Sentence examples for ecological organisation from inspiring English sources

In our opinion, however, new results formally linking evolutionary processes to the principles of learning might provide solutions to several evolutionary puzzles – the evolution of evolvability, the evolution of ecological organisation, and evolutionary transitions in individuality.

"When a foreign vessel filled with unspecified electronic technical equipment and a group of people claiming to be part of an ecological organisation try to storm a drilling platform, there are obvious doubts about their intentions," said Markin of Russia's investigative committee.

The threatened legal action comes eight months after La Manga del Mar Menor, a sandy spit at the heart of Murcia's tourist region, featured prominently in the Photoclima book published by the ecological organisation to jolt Spain into action on climate change.

"When the military buys organic cotton, they contribute to fewer pollutants being spread in the environment where both the cotton and garments are produced," says Maiken Pollestad Sele from ecological organisation Oikos, which supports organic producers.

Kiev is determined to keep its scheme as secret as possible, even thought it has prompted considerable concern on the part of ecological organisations, Romania, Europe and Unesco, which has put the delta on its World Heritage list.

Ecological organisations that produce collective behaviours can arise from the positive feedback of individual natural selection and ecological population dynamics without invoking group selection.

Such interventions can be implemented at any of the four ecological levels: group, organisation, community and policy.

The structure and organisation of ecological interactions within an ecosystem is modified by the evolution and coevolution of the individual species it contains.

The structure and organisation of ecological interactions within biological communities causes them to exhibit many complex behaviours that are not straight-forwardly attributable to the summative behaviour of the individuals they contain [ 1– 5].

But recognising the equivalence with connectionist models enables us to convert and exploit well-understood concepts and results from this discipline to understand the organisation of ecological communities in new ways, and thereby to recognise the potential for predictable collective behaviours.

A description of this abstruse subject on the Academy of Management website announces that "Our premise is that structural features of contemporary society, such as the profit imperative, patriarchy, racial inequality and ecological irresponsibility often turn organisations into instruments of domination and exploitation".