Sentence examples for population resources from inspiring English sources

The latter was an integrated simulation model of population, resources, and economic growth.

Robinson, S. K. (1997) Birds of a Peruvian oxbow lake: population, resources, predation and social behavior.

Despite having been reduced in size and population when its eastern part was made into Chongqing municipality in 1997, Sichuan is still one of the country's major provinces in terms of population, resources, economic development, and technological advancement.

As part of a longer term effort this history paper intends to understand how "developmental" competition with the "West" shaped demographic discourses in South-Eastern Europe in the context of demographic processes and institutionalized control of "population resources".

Dyson also takes his own direct look at the future, on scales of ten, a hundred, a thousand years when population, resources and living space will have grown by a factor of 500 million ("when life and industrial activities are spread out over the solar system, there is no compelling reason for growth to stop") and 10,000 years, and so on.

Now that you have once again achieved a state of mental rejuvenation, we look forward to your leadership, together with your colleagues, in producing immediately implementable solutions to our escalating problems with population, resources, poverty, disease, hatred and greed while we still have opportunities to do so.

In the face of a burgeoning population, resource pressure and extraction, and international instability, can this tiny country save its remarkable National Parkland?

Due to our increasing elderly population, resource allocation for the treatment and monitoring of these potentially blinding conditions has been expanded.

Therefore, the energy equivalence rule R∝M0 should be suitable for any given environment only if the population resource is limited [20].

ZL and MKM developed the HII wheat mutant population resource and provided DNA samples.

If the study had the same population resource or had overlapping subjects, only the study reporting the largest population was selected.