Sentence examples for ecological touch from inspiring English sources
Whether the ecological touch to the "natural sponges" or the blue color attuned to the Tory victory in the recent British election had something to do with the bidding that sent the Klein climbing to £6.2 million has yet to be found out.
It first reviews the concept of ecological restoration and touches on restoration targets and outstanding issues within restoration ecology.
"In Japan, when it's ecological, they can't touch it.
Its western and eastern halves, however, are marked by extreme differences in geographical diversity: Eastern Oklahoma touches eight ecological regions and its western half contains three.
As in other studies of dynamic touch, we adopted an ecological perspective to study this perceptual capacity.
This simple question touches upon a complex ecological history.
This moving, amusing and resonant tale also touches on environmental and ecological concerns, on xenophobia and the fear of the threatening other.
In any case, the study of EGRs as ecosystems subject to the laws and processes of nature, as defined by ecological theories and principles, has hardly been touched upon (Cook-Patton and Bauerle, 2012).
The starting-point, and the base that she frequently touches, is the biology and ecology of molluscs, but like most ecological subjects this becomes quickly intermeshed with human history.
The application of ecological concepts to the industrial setting has been touched upon by literature across several disciplines.
In a large comparative parrot study, for example, exploration (latency to touch a novel object) varied depending on the natural ecological conditions of each species (Mettke-Hofmann et al. 2002).
