Sentence examples for ecosystem the interplay from inspiring English sources

It is this delicate ecosystem – the interplay between science, technology and the arts; the convergence of subsidised and private investment – that allows talent to flourish.

In the case of Ibadan, the study showed the importance of what Mr. Salmi called the "education ecosystem" — the interplay of social, political, economic and even geographic factors that create the environment within which universities operate.

Within the Everglades ecosystem, the interplay between nutrient inputs and hydrologic condition exert a driving force on the balance between DIC and DOC production via the metabolism of organic matter.

3. Ideas need technology, and vice versa: We need to understand the ecosystem, the interplay between technology and ideas.

Computational ecosystems integrate various components to support ecosystem function; the interplay among components synergistically advances desired values and problem solving goals in ways that isolated technologies and processes cannot.

Pesticides and deposited fine sediment have independently been associated with changes in relative abundance and species richness in aquatic ecosystems, but the interplay between these two stressors in agricultural streams is poorly understood.

Schrama, M., Berg, M. P. & Olff, H. Ecosystem assembly rules: the interplay of green and brown webs during salt marsh succession.

Chan et al. ([2012]) present a comprehensive typology of value dimensions, connected to a set of ecosystem services and benefits, and advocate a multi-method approach to better match the diversity of values linked to the interplay of ecosystems and societies.

Ecosystem development can be described as the interplay of positive and negative forces acting on physical evolution and biodiversity change.

In particular, we focus on the interplay between tourism and ecosystem quality, distinguishing two main tourist typologies – mass and eco-tourists – and taking into account ecosystem quality in terms of ecosystem goods and services, with a time dependent function, and defining a degradation coefficient of tourist site to be used as a bifurcation parameter.

Created as a site-specific installation responding to the particular architectural environment of the ancient forest, the project aims to "expose an ecosystem of dynamic natural and unnatural interventions: the interplay of man and nature moderated by technology over the centuries".