Sentence examples for ecosystem embedded from inspiring English sources

Figure 1 Family farm as a unit of household, business, and ecosystem, embedded in the surrounding region.

However, unlike forest fragments inside regions with extensive primary coverage, the conservation value of ecosystems embedded within intensive farming, i.e., the anthropogenic matrices, has long been ignored, as have the effects of the landscape on such disturbed forest communities.

Given that the ecosystem is embedded, even as the duopoly milks it.

We do so by investigating the use of the existing embedded ecosystem on modern FPGAs to handle IO data channels in software.

Certain classes of FPGA devices today have an embedded ecosystem as hardened components readily available; making use of these embedded resources via software control abstracts away the exact details of the embedded processor and physical IO channels.

While Western culture views society as apart from and controlling ecosystems, indigenous cultures routinely see themselves as embedded within ecosystems.

Data from additional sites in underrepresented ecosystem types and climates are required to better constrain differences between different ecosystem types which are embedded in model parameters of different plant functional types (PFT); e.g. at present ten of the eleven woody PFTs in MEGAN have one common methanol emission factor and the remaining five PFTs another one (Guenther et al., 2012).

A literature review reveals that neither Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) nor Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) studies in a geothermal context have embedded an ecosystem service perspective into their processes.

Bt-toxins from GM plants enter the ecosystem via many routes; embedded in living and decaying plant material, pollen or as toxin leaching and exudated from roots [40] and in faeces from insects and animals such as cows fed with Bt-maize feed [41, 42].

This question is approached by starting with the two following definitions: A family farm is defined as a living system in the format of a household, business, and ecosystem unit and is embedded in a network called a region (cf. Figure 1).

While subject to certain shortcomings in data quality and quantitative estimations of the magnitude of the spatial effects cannot be made, results show that most spatial characteristics of urban green spaces do influence their ecosystem service value as embedded in land value, except for the shape configuration characteristic for which the study yields no result.