Sentence examples for natural agencies from inspiring English sources

The spores remain viable in the soil for years, and therefore become to all intents and purposes permanently established; moreover, their effectiveness increases, for they are steadily being spread by natural agencies.

A narrow and somewhat limiting definition of erosion excludes the transport of eroded material by natural agencies, but the exclusion of the transport phenomenon makes the distinction between erosion and weathering very vague.

Erosion, removal of surface material from Earth's crust, primarily soil and rock debris, and the transportation of the eroded materials by natural agencies (such as water or wind) from the point of removal.

While the ecological values of such places are of increasing scientific interest, the ontological and epistemological dimensions of these values—their basis in cultural understandings of the natural agencies, relationships, and interactions in those places—remain remote, even other-worldly.

Through creative interventions, their work considers how the natural agencies of weeds can inspire community-organizing on behalf of all lifeforms.

It has been proposed that O. lyallii had the capacity to eventually disperse to the Auckland Islands through natural agencies and fill a previously vacant niche (Lee et al. 1991).

Considerable time is also spent understanding and managing the natural agency conflicts that exist between stakeholders in the hotel.

Proponents assert that companies with engaged shareholders are more likely to succeed because attentive shareholders mitigate natural agency problems.

Mr. Feith said the Pentagon was the natural agency to lead the office because it would need to work closely with the Florida-based military command, whose officers have been drafting plans to secure the country and Iraq's borders, hunt down and eliminate weapons of mass destruction and perform other security tasks.

More specific and individual sources of natural agency are demonic and human minds, which add to the complexity of moral and political action.

The Soviet Union used the Comintern to announce a doctrine where bourgeoisie equaled Fascism, and that Communism was the natural agency of the proletariat.