Sentence examples for ocean community from inspiring English sources

This is a user-driven initiative; the vibrant Ocean community more or less said "we're going to use Opera Mini on the Ocean, like it or not".

And that could have subtle but important consequences for the insect's entire ocean community, Goldstein suggests.

This paper reviews the reliable tools used for in situ observations with Argos, the related global networks, and describes the enhancements to the system designed to enable the ocean community to satisfy increasingly difficult data relay needs with a proven, reliable, and robust data collection link.

The global ocean community is capable of tremendous progress when we work together, and this report charts a potential path forward to protect the treasures of our global ocean commons.

It is remarkable how the Indian Ocean community can be so commonly affected even on opposite ends.

A growing trend among restless buyers in Palm Beach, also seen in other exclusive ocean communities where real estate is tight, like Boca Raton and Key Biscayne, is to purchase a property, bulldoze the existing house or houses and build a new one.

Dr Bowler said the research was transforming our understanding of these ocean communities.

The Thiel Foundation is supporting research in long-stretch initiatives ranging from anti-aging -- with the Methuselah Mouse Project - to establishing "permanent, autonomous ocean communities".

According to one estimate, increasing marine protected areas to 30percentt -- from its current 3.4percentt -- could generate up to $920 billion and create more than 180,000 jobs between 2015 and 2050 due to increased food security, employment in related industries like tourism and sustainable fishing, and the protection of ocean communities.

While phylogenetic diversity may be useful in understanding the consequences of diversity change in ecosystems not amenable to experimental manipulation (e.g., the open ocean, communities with endangered species, communities of long-lived organisms, etc)., future research needs to relate our results to mechanisms of coexistence and productivity in natural communities [10].

Joshua S. Reichert, managing director of the Pew Environment Group, said in a statement that it "could represent a major turning point for the health of the oceans, communities that depend on fish and the majority of fishermen who play by the rules".