Sentence examples for outdoor laboratories from inspiring English sources

Such outdoor "laboratories" attract millions of visitors annually and will provide means by which present and future generations of humans can appreciate and study, in small measure at least, other kinds of mammals.

While some makers still use buckets and do much of their work by hand, serious maple syrup producers long ago switched to a system of blue and black plastic tubing that makes their woods — known as sugarbushes — look more like outdoor laboratories.

But one plaintiff's attorney believes the decision--handed down last week by Judge Royce Lamberth of the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C.--is a death knell for any arrangement of this kind because Lamberth cast doubt on the government's claim that parks are "outdoor laboratories" available for commercial research.

Outdoor laboratories have been created to study disease caused by Sin Nombre virus (a NW hantavirus) in its natural deer mouse reservoir (see below), demonstrating that such studies are feasible even in high-containment.

As scientists sought to begin developing such techniques, the communities identified in these case studies began to step up with in-kind contributions: properties to use as outdoor laboratories, staff and volunteer time, intra-community educational efforts, and some funds of their own.

In 1989 Fermilab was recognized as a National Environmental Research Park, a protected outdoor laboratory for ecological studies.

"It's an outdoor laboratory," said Dan Davis, a geologist for the New York City Department of Environmental Protection, who is planning to lead a geology walk here this fall.

To spread this message, Dr. Gates and his scientific team have been working to establish a geological park in the unspoiled 50,000-acre outdoor laboratory of Harriman, in Rockland and Orange Counties.

"The clearest impact we see in the forest is a suppression of diversity," said Dr. Webb, who uses the lot as an outdoor laboratory.

Reclaiming and nurturing the outdoor laboratory, which once contained 675 different species of trees, shrubs, vines, flowers, ferns and mosses, became her own passion.

Deckman's en el Mogor is Drew Deckman's summer escape from his more formal restaurant down the coast in San José del Cabo, his very own outdoor laboratory on the grounds of Mogor-Badan winery.