The property's size and its status as one of the last undeveloped coastal tracts, however, make it ecologically significant and have drawn the attention of groups far outside municipal borders.
Contrary to the majority of known epoxidations, no strong oxidants are involved and no free hydrogen peroxide is formed in the reaction, thus making it ecologically friendly.
Rye is also known to have the lowest requirements for chemical treatments like fertilizers or pesticides, which makes it an ecologically and economically desirable crop for specific regions, for example, in northern Europe [ 26].
Its ecologically diverse location makes it a hotbed of locavore cuisine, and a spate of award-winning restaurants have helped the city shed its beer-and-cheese reputation: Pay a visit to restaurants Ardent, Wolf Peach, Odd Duck, and the Vanguard to see what we mean.
In September IBM signed a deal with the city government to make it more ecologically benign by reducing carbon emissions, as well as monitoring the city's water quality and food-supply chain.
SPGPS networks are less intrusive on the landscape than CGPS installations, which makes it easier to satisfy land-use restrictions in ecologically sensitive areas.
The dimensioning of this installation for different component makes it possible to operate the hot water heating systems ecologically.
The existence of large, ecologically stable populations in A. lyrata makes it suitable for studying local adaptation.
We used a modification of the Distorted Tunes Test, a clinically relevant, ecologically valid paradigm that is, one that makes it possible to investigate, in context, the essential behavioral features of this disorder.
This makes it clear that care needs to be practiced and experts need to be involved to make sure that corridor solutions are ecologically realistic, feasible, and advisable.
