"ecological turn" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a shift or change in thinking or practices towards a more environmentally conscious and sustainable approach. Example: "The government's recent policies demonstrate a growing awareness of the need for an ecological turn in our society, with increased funding for renewable energy and stricter regulations on pollution."
But no such ecological factors turned out to be responsible during the 2 decades that behavioral ecologists Charles Brown and Mary Bomberger Brown of the University of Tulsa have been studying cliff swallows along Nebraska's Platte River.
We will either be a despised generation who left behind a depleted husk-planet -- or a heroic generation who, at five minutes to ecological midnight, turned back to the light.
By using our ecological insights to "turn on" prey defenses, we have increased our rates of discovery of possible medicines from marine organisms.
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".
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The ecological environment, in turn, affects the current fitness landscape on which the adaptive trait evolves.
Relative ecological fitness, in turn, usually describes an individual's potential to survive and reproduce in the face of natural selection, compared to the average fitness exhibited by the other members of the population.
Mesmerizingly episodic, the piece weaves together references to technology, labor, mineral wealth and ecological damage but turns what might have been a political tract into a critical meditation on the American industrial landscape, as fact and poetic symbol.
Tuf Voyaging by George RR Martin Gollanczz, £8.99) Martin began his writing career with a series of lyrical, romantic short SF stories (check out A Song for Lya for the best of them) and published this curiosity in 1986, a collection of seven long stories featuring a space-trader turned ecological engineer.
We will then turn to ecological models of speciation, where disruptive natural selection leads to ecological differentiation and the evolution of assortative mating.
Ecological sustainability is, in turn, a basic prerequisite for sustainable economic and social development.
