Sentence examples for flexible ecological from inspiring English sources

This work presents a distributed telematics infrastructure which allows for flexible ecological monitoring of large areas.

Conceived to address the potential effects of rising water levels and apocalyptic storms on the city, the program is modeled on the principles of "soft infrastructure," which proposes flexible ecological systems as an alternative to "hard" solutions like concrete dams and storm barriers.

The result is a flexible ecological model of a slow process of human expansion into the southern end of the continent, and the recognition of at least three early occupational nodes.

Instead of steel-and-concrete, they're recommending "soft infrastructure" - flexible ecological systems like wetlands, oyster beds and barrier islands, as well as water retention, wastewater recycling and water efficiency.

It will also be given a retractable roof, supported by cables, which Lord Foster described as a "flexible, sustainable and ecological solution".

A simple rule of attraction may be a flexible response to ecological conditions.

The patchwork of genetic features observed in the genome is consistent with the notion that 1) horizontal gene transfer is a main driver of B. terrae BS001 adaptation and 2) the organism is very flexible in its ecological behavior in soil.

To control the coarse sediment delivering into Yellow River and restore the ecology of this area, the seabuckthorn plant flexible dam, a new ecological engineering, was proposed and used widely in this area.

Comparisons are made between the outcomes for uniform conservation policies and more flexible policies that accommodate ecological and economic heterogeneity.

The goal of this research is to present a simple and flexible approach in constraining ecological spatial neighbourhoods using terrain data.

In essence, cancer out-competes through better information quality based upon its rapid and flexible exploration of its ecological milieu, which, if properly considered, can be appreciated as its information space.