The soil ecosystem can be defined as an interdependent life-support system composed of air, water, minerals, and macro- and micro-organisms.
The research group's answer is clear: Villages and cities are interdependent; addressing life in urban India is not an elitist endeavor but rather a central pillar of inclusive growth.
It was the sources of the words added in their apparent stead — words from technology ("blog," "chatroom," "database"), politics and economics ("democratic," "euro," "interdependent"), and modern life ("bilingual," "dyslexic," "bungee jumping").
Investigating the history of the village where his wife was a schoolmistress, he used his considerable literary skills to describe the earthier, more interdependent way of life that Suffolk farmworkers had led before the tractors arrived; and yet he also persuasively conveyed why that existence was too hard and mean for its passing actually to be regretted.
The Native Americans believe that the world is one large family, an interconnected and interdependent web of life, where each one of us is a strand.
That humbling experience conveyed a message to me for our species: A message of respect for one another, and respect for every strand within nature's magnificent interdependent web of life.
A "right" human-Earth relationship would recognize humans as part of an interdependent web of life on a finite planet, and the rights of millions of other species to their place in the sun.
This proposes that the Earth can be viewed as a single self-regulating organism that is, a complex entity whose living and inorganic elements are interdependent and whose life-forms actively modify the environment to maintain hospitable conditions.
Ecological systems are complex; their life forms interdependent.
It was the sources of the words added in their apparent stead — words from technology ("blog,"_ "chatroom," "database_"), politics and economics ("democratic,"_ "euro," "interdependent_"), and modern life ("bilingual,"_ "dyslexic," "bungee jumping_"_).
