Sentence examples for ecosystem niches from inspiring English sources

Understanding and describing software ecosystem niches for open architecture systems is a key contribution of this work.

TAP in Bhutan as a livelihood system has adapted to the ecosystem niches and microclimate provided by altitude differences; this capitalises on the physical and climatic characteristics and plant communities.

An ecosystem of niches, each with a distinct strategy, can evolve when the payoff of each strategy depends on how many players are playing the other strategies.

This unique ecosystem provides niches for highly specialized organisms such as Prunus maritima Marshall (beach plum; Rosaceae), which have adapted to thrive in this harsh environment.

Natural ecosystems develop niches where every aspect of the material throughput is used.

Spanning a fifth of Guatemala and including four national parks, the reserve houses diverse ecosystems with niches for jaguars, spider monkeys and scarlet macaws.

Third, the main proportion of global human genetic variability is assumed to have occurred following the exodus from Africa around 60,000 years ago, when populations migrated to most continents and adapted to a wide range of thermal environments, ecosystems, dietary niches and disease loads (Garrigan and Hammer, 2006).

Moreover, the abundance of genes in F and H group as well as the relative paucity of genes in G group may reflect that the organism is well adapted to the aquatic ecosystems and intracellular niches, where may exist relatively mean carbohydrates and wealth of nucleic acid molecules.

The rumen and intestinal microbial ecosystems are promising niches to mine for new XIs due to the prevalence of xylan degrading microorganisms in these environments.

The lakes, their ecosystems and habitats are niches to a wide variety of unique flora and fauna (Moor 1984; Burgis and Mavuti 1987; Chatterjee 1996; Njenga 2004).

Wetlands and ecosystems in general contain niches for different species that may interact or are dependent on each other.