Sentence examples for environment reasons from inspiring English sources

"You're trading a feral cat, an exotic animal that doesn't belong naturally on the landscape, against piping plovers, which evolved as natural fits in that environment," reasons Holmes Rolston III, a Colorado State University professor who is considered one of the deans of American environmental philosophy.

Phase 1 interview guides were developed following extensive literature review and discussions amongst the research team, and followed a number of research themes including nature of work, feelings about work and work environment, reasons for being involved in work, strengths and limitations about current work and perception about the implementation of a MC programme for HIV prevention.

To frame the research, we propose that episodic memory supports a set of cognitive capabilities that improve an agent's ability to sense its environment, reason, and learn.

We understand agents as autonomous entities situated in an environment that perceive events occurring in the environment, reason based on knowledge, and act on the basis of perceived events.

What separates them is the human ability to dynamically imagine, reason and adapt -- to understand and respond to the environment, reason about the consequences of an action, interpret behaviour and imagine new possibilities.

The authors found that while nearly 90 percent were profitable, the companies "generally have a negative assessment of the business environment" for reasons like poor infrastructure and lack of rule of law.

Companies can disappear in this environment for reasons that are not obvious at all.

In the last decade increasing concerns about the environment, financial reasons based on fuel prices and application-specific operational challenges have been driving the development of electric propulsion and hybrid or full-electric ships.

This article originally appeared on VICE UK.

QC filtering: as with any new genotyping product, a number of intended SNP assays fail to convert to working assays in the multiplexed environment for reasons which cannot always be determined.

Conditions in wetlands may not enhance CO2 assimilation rates of C4 plants to the degree needed to suppress C3 competitors; alternatively, wetland C3 plants may be well adapted for marshy environments for reasons unrelated to photosynthetic pathway.