Sentence examples for oceanic resources from inspiring English sources

While information on large-scale industrial FADs focusing on capturing large oceanic resources are documented, there is little data on the consequences of use of traditional-FADs targeting spawning aggregations.

Improved knowledge offers opportunities for unique management of these areas, which may advance the sustainable management of oceanic resources.

Oceanic islands have reduced resources and natural enemies and potentially affect life history traits of arriving organisms.

These pressing knowledge gaps currently restrict our ability to predict, and plan for, the effects of oceanic warming on marine biodiversity and resources [19], [20].

This study is focused on the utilization of oceanic methane hydrate as an energy resource under the real production situations of Nankai Trough, Japan.

Satellite-derived sea surface temperature (SST) fronts provide a valuable resource for the study of oceanic fronts.

Large-scale oceanic perturbations, due to combinations of excessive resource exploitation and environmental variability coupled with present trends in management approaches are discussed.

This partnership between Australian and Commonwealth research organisations is "dedicated to sustainable management of Antarctic marine ecosystem resources and the study of atmospheric and oceanic processes of the Southern Ocean and their role in global and regional climate change".

We estimated a series of forest value metrics including components of biodiversity, carbon stocks, and timber and non-timber forest product resources, along the recently paved Inter-Oceanic Highway (IOH) integrating Brazil and Peru along the Bolivian border.

The fish (and assorted oceanic mammals), in other words, far outnumbered my linguistic resources.

Deep scattering layers (DSLs) serve as an important prey resource for top predators, particularly in oligotrophic oceanic habitats [14], [15], [16] and their vertical migration may serve as an important source of mixing in the ocean [17].