Sentence examples for ecological soundness from inspiring English sources

The design solutions relating to ore beneficiation directly on the deposit are discussed in the context of the ecological soundness.

Since its opening in 2005, word of the Cheonggyecheon's pleasantness and ecological soundness (not that it doesn't burn a fair bit of energy getting the water there in the first place) has spread far and wide – as, to a lesser degree, has word of its high cost (to the tune of $281m) and rising operating expenses.

The interest in solid desiccant cooling cycles has been continuously increasing, supported by both the ecological soundness and the cost reduction associated with the low grade thermal energy it requires.

And what better way to achieve that image than a certificate issued by a respectable conservation group?The most respectable of all the groups that certify the ecological soundness of the management of forests is the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), which is based in Mexico and backed by the World Wide Fund for Nature (more familiarly known as the WWF).

As Daisey suggests, a third-party organization that grades products and companies on the conditions of their manufacturing, ecological soundness, and so on.

In addition any SWC should consider technical feasibility, ecological soundness, economic viability and social acceptance before implementation.

We examine the pre-project data related to development of the Kholodninskoye lead and zinc ore deposit from the standpoint of ecological and economic soundness of the proposed production and engineering aspects of the design.

The present results show that the soundness of sleep, defined empirically and with ecological relevance, is revealed in real-time by EEG spectral content: greater vulnerability to noise-induced sleep disruption accompanies elevated alpha activity.

Yet of course, nothing guarantees the soundness of the adopted behaviors: early humans unknowingly made all sorts of costly mistakes notably, overexploiting their ecological environment and its megafauna (Barnosky et al. 2004; Martin and Klein 1984) or waging costly battles between rival quorums.

Soundness and completeness.

Soundness and Age of Horses.