Sentence examples for ecological reflection from inspiring English sources
Understanding, or participating, in the ecological reflection of humans such as the Amerindians is not only what he considered most important to study for himself as an anthropologist: it also coloured his values.
These three days were dedicated to the exploration of new breakthroughs in ecological engineering and reflections on the way to develop the field and ground it on sound ecological and conceptual bases.
Cultural diversity reflects ecological diversity.
My son, Jack, and three buddies took bluefish and fluke fishing lessons from a master teacher, Carl Safina, the marine conservationist and author of a string of valuable books, including "The View From Lazy Point," a mesmerizing reflection on global ecological trends and the web of life around his beach house on a bay near Hither Hills.
This perhaps is a reflection of the ecological or evolutionary pressures exerted on planktonic cyanobacteria.
The roots of the environmental pollution within modern societies are reflections of the ecological destruction of industrialization.
Perhaps it is too much to see the repeated green hue of her artworks as a reflection of Mitchell's ecological imagination.
Both salinity and waterlogging are temporally and spatially variable: plant ecological zonation on saltland is a reflection of plant adaptation to these variable stresses.
The economic crisis, the ecological crisis and the food crisis are all a reflection of an outmoded and fossilised economic paradigm – a paradigm that grew out of mobilising resources for war by creating the category of 'growth', and one that is rooted in the age of oil and fossil fuels.
This paper is a reflection upon gaps in understanding between design and ecological science.
Codon preference is considered as an indicator of the force shaping genome evolution in prokaryotes [ 49, 50], reflection of life style [ 49] and organisms within similar ecological environments often have similar codon usage pattern in their genomes [ 50, 51].
