Sentence examples for environmental potentials from inspiring English sources

These cities are a collection of rural area, thats life and culture depend on the environmental potentials of this area.

Environmental potentials of agroforestry have been discussed in A3 and mostly apply to this land type as well.

In order to maximize the impact of research investment in a new bio-based chemical industry, there is a need for assessing the technological, economic, and environmental potentials of combinations of biomass feedstocks, biochemical products, bioprocess technologies, and metabolic engineering approaches in the early phase of development of cell factories.

The circularly causal relations that constitutes them exist through the dissipation of environmental potentials (or energy gradients) where output feeds back on input to amplify growth from the initial instabilities where they originate.

"The environmental potential here is very great.

Nevertheless, products such as Tide Coldwater and Ariel have great environmental potential.

The work, which aims to connect parts of the provinces as yet untouched by the economic and environmental potential of the TGV, is expected to cost about ¤18bn (£15bn).

Apart from the financial rewards of avoiding filtration, Mr. Bloomberg is said to be intrigued by the project's environmental potential, including the preservation of open space that might otherwise be lost to development.

Andrew Merry's extraordinary aerial photographs of new suburban developments on the western fringes reveal the huge size of some new houses (as well as the terrifying environmental potential of treeless streets, relatively tiny back gardens and car-only access).

But Rhian Kelly, director for business environment at the CBI, said: "The prime minister's intervention, underlining the economic and environmental potential of the green economy, will help to repair investor confidence following recent policy uncertainty".

where g' = gθ'/θ is the reduced gravity and ( overline{theta} ) is the environmental potential temperature (Baines 1995).