Sentence examples for exploitation environment from inspiring English sources
Based on studies in Lu'an, Pingdingshan, Yanzhou mining areas and so on, such quantitative assessment methods for coal exploitation environment cumulative effects are summarized as Geographic Information System, Earth Observation and Remote Sensing and Telemetry Information Acquisition, chart, mathematics models, computer simulation and laboratory testing and the integrated methods.
Finally, the prospects and challenges for Ultra Wideband (UWB) radios to be used in WSN and the contribution of recent developments of nanotechnology to WSN have been briefly discussed and are given more importance for probable exploitation in environment monitoring and pollution control.
It has been reported that women are more vulnerable to abuse and exploitation in environment where there is high gender inequality, these factors may be responsible for the observed gender disparities in attitudes toward IPVAW.
In the same vein, Good and Michel (2013) took a cognitive perspective of employee ambidexterity and argued that to attain ambidexterity, employees have to be able to flexibly rotate either simultaneous or rapidly sequential between exploration and exploitation in environments that are changing.
The combination of massive widespread urbanization, explosive population growth, increased global travel, changing ecological factors, steady climate change and the exploitation of environments is driving an era of converging risk for outbreaks, experts say.
This section of our report will explore the impacts of oil exploitation on the environment.
The longest is International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict (Nov. 6).
Everyone can reasonably accept that the Greens were formed in critique of capitalism's exploitation of the environment; for Labor, it was capitalism's exploitation of workers.
"We defend the rational exploitation of the environment," said Harald Brunckhorst, executive director of AgroPalma, which is backed by Aloizio Faria, one of Brazil's most prominent financiers.
