Sentence examples for environment and earth from inspiring English sources

Welcome to another lecture by Warwick Murray, a British-born associate professor of human geography at the Victoria University of Wellington's school of geography, environment and earth sciences, in New Zealand, whose guitar-strumming prowess recently saw him honoured with one of his adopted country's most prestigious teaching awards.

Therefore, the alloy composed of familiar elements with the excellent properties and low material cost should have a great advantage for engineering and industry, and also make a contribution to conservation of environment and earth resources.

According to Crawford-Brown and Ken Reckhow, a colleague at the Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences at Duke University, thinking about how a model might be used, and its overall utility, is a critical difference between a decision scientist and an environmental modeler.

This paradigmatic approach introduced by Teilhard de Chardin changes the existing perspective where the environment and Earth are only at the service of humanity to realise itself, to self-awareness of the preservation of the biosphere's stability becoming a precondition for humanity to move towards the future.

She is in the fifth year of a Ph.D. program at Duke University, Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences, Integrated Toxicology Program, under the guidance of Dr. Richard T. Di Giulio.

Scientists believe the distribution of PBDEs in people's house dust largely mirrors the patterns found in North Americans' blood, says Heather Stapleton, an environmental toxicologist at Duke University's Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences.

The policy we need for this to happen is food sovereignty, where the county has a right to define it own agricultural policies, to grow first for the family and then for local market, to grow healthy food in a way which respects the environment and Mother Earth".

This paper, an opinion article, points out a parallelism between systems (human body, environment and industry, earth) using energy consumption as a criteria for comparison.

This analysis is part of a larger prospective cohort study, the Environment and Reproductive Health (EARTH) Study, focused on environmental and nutritional determinants of fertility among couples from a fertility clinic (Braun et al. 2012; Smith et al. 2012).

The present analyses were from a larger prospective open-cohort study, the Environment and Reproductive Health (EARTH) Study, which was designed to examine the relationship between environmental chemical exposures and fertility/pregnancy outcomes.

Such observations would enhance our knowledge regarding the interaction of the host star's plasma environment and with Earth-like exoplanets itself, as well as shed light into the evolutionary stage of their atmospheres.