The concept recalls the work of the London architect Cedric Price in its educational slant, its emphasis on access and its transformation of disconnected, underutilized resources into organized social systems.
The Lyng ruling is emblematic of a widespread and ongoing approach to natural resource governance that disconnects indigenous people from their spirituality, cultural traditions, and the environment.
Conversely, Latin America was connected to barbarism, which Sarmiento used mainly to illustrate the way in which Argentina was disconnected from the numerous resources surrounding it, limiting the growth of the country.
But somewhere in the 375 years between Jonas Bronck's settlement and the very recent past, New Yorkers became disconnected from this fantastic natural resource.
This model is a (disconnected) graph where vertices are resources and edges indicate dependent relationships.
One confounding issue when dealing with genetic resource collections is that the rice varieties are often studied in isolation, disconnected from their original environment and cultural surroundings.
Decoupling, which aims at disconnecting natural resource use from economic growth, can be seen as one of the key strategies for sustainable development [1].
If we figure we'll be much different people, and are now "disconnected from the future self," we have less motivation to save resources for later.
The existence of independent and disconnected TB and HIV services results in a wastage of scarce health resources, an increased burden on patients' time and finances, and ignores evidence of patients' preference for an integrated service.
Negative outcomes for co-infected individuals and disconnected, inadequate services which fail to optimally deal with both epidemics are particularly evident in resource limited settings[ 2].
