Sentence examples for plantation model from inspiring English sources

"It's a town on the plantation model," he said to me at lunch.

The author suggests that most southern states employed the familiar plantation model, an American institution that kept "the ghosts of slavery alive and well into the twentieth century" (152).

There is great interest across Maui in creating an agricultural future that is more economically viable than the past chemically dependent, water hungry plantation model.

"I argue that the environmental balance [resulting from plantation establishment] is positive, but not uniformly so, and that the [current] plantation model of forestry minimises those benefits". This view is prevalent in many countries, particularly in Europe and North America.

"Fordlandia" was named after a failed project of Henry Ford: a rubber plantation modeled on a Midwestern factory town.

The surface morphology, density and sp3/sp2 ratio of these films are related to each other and follow the sub-plantation model.

The subsequent functional studies of miR-10b validated its candidacy as a mechanistically important miRNA, as demonstrated by in vivo experiments showing that overexpression of miR-10b in otherwise nonmetastatic breast tumors triggered tumor invasion and distant metastasis in xenotrans-plantation models [ 6].

In the context of the collective forest rights system reforms, in order to enhance the technological support to the farmers in the fast-growing and high-yield poplar cultivation, and to satisfy the actual needs of related enterprises, the study focuses on the fast-growing and high-yield poplar plantation harvest model and related decision-making criteria.

It suggests, however, that even ignoring physical constraints and questions of future roles of natural forests, a forest plantation development model as extensive as that required under Scenario 3 would be unlikely to occur without major policy changes.

"Instead of selling our land to Qatar or whoever, the Kenyan government should invest in helping our farmers to grow more and sell more to our own people". According to Chido Makunike, an African agribusiness analyst and food exporter based in Dakar, Senegal, such "plantation" agriculture models are old fashioned and ineffective, despite promises of jobs and modern farming techniques.

The objective of this study was to develop biomass estimation models for different tree components in rubber plantations and assess model predictive performance at the stand level.