Sentence examples for example of ecological from inspiring English sources
The chemical-biological changes within a lake's history offer a fine example of ecological succession.
Justice William O. Douglas, in his recent book "My Wilderness: East to Katahdin," has told of an example of ecological destruction wrought by the Forest Service in the Bridger National Forest, in Wyoming.
This study highlighted an example of ecological engineering carried out by farmers in sub-Saharan Africa.
In this paper, as an example of ecological systems, four kinds of fish school models with different properties are presented for investigating the adaptability to environmental variations.
This leads to seven ecological zones within the park, which provide a classic example of ecological succession.
What journalist could resist the irony of a panel called "Nightmare on Wall St: Capitalism and the Roots of the Ecological Crisis" being canceled by a freakish snowfall, itself an example of ecological crisis?
The familiar, large, black field crickets of the U.S. are good examples of ecological differences among similar species.
Yet the authors marshal clear examples of ecological disasters that have already had serious effects on human society: the collapse of cod fisheries in the North Atlantic, for instance, and the outbreaks of mountain pine beetles that are devastating forests in the West.
The aim of this work is to multiply the examples of ecological interface designs for industry-scale applications, in order to contribute to the maturation of this promising design approach for complex socio-technical systems.
Examples of ecological speciation events are rare in marine ecosystems.
