Sentence examples for harvesting rules from inspiring English sources

Ethnographic information suggests a variety of other harvesting rules protected resources from being over-harvested.

The archaeological record is less forthcoming about whether harvesting rules were designed to prevent overharvesting.

So, as you look across both stock and fund positions in your portfolio, be mindful of tax-loss harvesting rules and potential ETFs you might use as supplemental holdings in order to keep your portfolio in balance.

Finally, quantification of clam size, age, and number in archaeological sites in Washington state suggests that management was occurring at the level of habitat manipulation, rather than through harvesting rules per se (Daniels 2009).

Harvesting rules include controlling the number and timing of seabird eggs harvested (Hunn et al. 2003), allowing some kelp fronds with herring eggs to remain unharvested so the eggs could hatch (Steven Carpenter, pers. comm. to D. Lepofsky), and delaying the harvest of herring until after spawning (Michelle Washington, pers. comm. to D. Lepofsky).

We found that locally crafted and enforced harvesting rules led to a rapid increase in resource abundance.

To break the inertia, some companies have a "harvesting" rule that involves putting a percentage of assets up for sale every year unless a compelling case can be made to keep them.

Watermen said they had been frustrated with Davis for what they saw as inflexibility in loosening harvest rules.

Harvest rules and differences in rotation length are such that 2 tree crops are harvested in Germany during the time necessary to harvest 1 in Romania.

The plan combines harvest control rules that set TACs with reductions in direct effort (E) and fishing mortality (F).

The framework involves the application of a set of tier-based harvest control rules (HCR) designed to provide a precautionary approach to management.