Sentence examples for remnant resources from inspiring English sources

For BE connections, although they have no QoS requirement, the remnant resources should be fairly allocated to all BE connections.

Whether used sustainably or not, protected areas are often the last remnants of natural resources available to rural communities.

The persistence of arboreal fauna in small urban remnants in part depends on the distribution and abundance of habitat resources within the remnant.

The animal hosts would then tend to concentrate around the remnants of the resource base, where heightened aggressiveness would favor a spread of the viral agent among this residual rodent population.

Estimations indicate a trend towards higher temperatures and reduced rainfall (Climate Change Victoria, 2012) which would trigger a diminution of the density of required fauna resources in the remnant blocks.

This paper presents a rapid method for valuing the biodiversity of a region's indigenous forest remnants to help prioritise conservation resources.

Prairie remnants differ in the genetic resources they maintain.

These findings highlight the importance of remnant trees in conserving both soil resources and microbial genetic diversity.

More importantly, we demonstrated that in years of low fruit availability in which forest frugivores are forced to exploit scattered fruit resources, the role of remnant trees may even be equivalent to that played by forest trees.

Larry Penny, East Hampton's director of natural resources, called the tract "a remnant of the last advances of the Ice Age, which ended about 18,000 years ago".

On-ground natural resource management actions such as revegetation and remnant vegetation management can simultaneously affect multiple objectives including land, water and biodiversity resources.