In this way, rural women practice "in-situ conservation" in their home gardens and fields as well as in the common property resources (woodland, wetlands, etc). that they utilise for wild plants and other products.
Red gram, the practices promoted by AMEF include using less seed, transplanting seedlings of right age; wider spacing; weed management and other sustainable agriculture practices (in-situ soil and water management practices, seed treatment, use of bio agents, etc.).
A new tool named CoCa is proposed to analyse collaborative practices in situ.
However, geolocating resources is not enough to support learning activities where students explore and interact with the outdoors physical environment practicing in situ related knowledge and skills.
As self-report obtained from interviews does not always equate to actual practice, we also used ethnographic methods, including participant observation and informal discussions to explored decision-making processes and practices in situ in three acute units in the north east of England.
Xiaoping Xin (XX) is a Research Scientist at the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, China, with extensive expertise in remote sensing, grassland ecosystem processes, and management practices using in-situ and remote data and information.
Significance of land use system is linked to expected income from PES practices as in situ benefits and incentives as pay from buyers of ESs.
Geotechnical engineers worldwide practice variety of in-situ techniques to obtain the physical and engineering properties of soil.
Evidence can come in the form of a computer simulation, a detailed analysis of a particular voting method in real-life elections (for example, see Brams 2008, Chapter 1, which analyzes Approval voting in practice), or as in situ experiments in which voters are asked to fill in additional ballots during an actual election (Laslier 2010, 2011).
In practice, EBV DNA in situ hybridization has been successfully used to detect EBV in certain tumours.
