Sentence examples for ecology information from inspiring English sources

This review stresses the need to integrate microbial ecology information into conventional denitrification design and operation at full-scale.

We have deployed the proposed framework in various settings such as a library museum and a deaf museum and we have also developed material for other scenarios (e.g. historical archives or ecology information).

Finally, it is also important to understand how this basic plant ecology information applies to other resprouting shrub species that use a layering mechanism and how spatially heterogeneous prescribed burning functions in land management and conservation (Hodgkinson [1998]; Doumas and Koprowski [2012]).

"This study should yield basic ecology information about the urban coyote, which we hope will assist residents and policymakers in making informed decisions on coyote management".

Importantly, unlike biological ecologies, information ecologies are socially purposive: inhabitants engage in goal-directed behavior toward the accomplishment of a broader, socially-sanctioned outcome - for example, the monitoring and interdiction of sub-state criminal networks that are involved in human trafficking.

We conclude with a series of open questions for future interdisciplinary research, including the suggestion that the evolutionary ecology of information processing might benefit from close examination of immunological data.

"The T.C.P.A. appears likely to change the ecology of information goods and services markets so as to favor incumbents, penalize challengers and slow down the pace of innovation and entrepreneurship," he wrote.

Here we explore the relationship between microbial ecology and information science in the era of cloud-based computation.

People working on human behavioral ecology seek information about modern hunters' goals and the cost and benefits associated with different exploitation strategies.

"Information ecology examines the contexts of information behaviour by analogy with ecological habitats and niches, identifying behaviours in biological terms such as 'foraging'" (Bawden and Robinson 2012 p.199).

The rules coupled knowledge of ecology and the information content of these remote sensing data using a combination of thresholds, Boolean operations and fuzzy membership functions.