Sentence examples for resources of light from inspiring English sources
It also encourages prospects for radically improving the efficiencies with which photosynthesis and plants use the basic resources of light, water, and nutrients.
He supported the dominance of heavy industry and criticized the flow of resources to light and consumer goods industries.
Indeed, Spehn et al. (2000), Fridley (2003), Lorentzen et al. (2008) and Vojtech et al. (2008) all found a positive effect of species richness on LAI and biomass, and concluded that resource partitioning of light and complementary use of aboveground space plays a role in canopy development, especially in environments where nutrients are not limiting.
Pugash said he's not concerned that the public will view the operation as a waste of resources in light of pending legalization.
Stated reason: "Our concerns about the University's reduced levels of unrestricted and expendable financial resources in light of investment losses and history of operating losses as well as recent pressure on student demand.
Our findings suggest that the ecological interaction between black bears and fruit-bearing trees may create a unique light regime, distinct from that created by tree falls, which increases the availability of light resources to plants below the canopy.
A more complex issue is calculating the amount of resources required in light of the stochastic failure rates of hardware resources in the system as coupled with varying user requests for VMs.
In particular, the presence of plant neighbours often reduces the availability of resources including light, water and nutrients.
With the continuous decrease of light oil resources, increasingly greater importance is attached to heavy oil resources all around the world.
Gilbert asks about the declassified reports, which include a letter highlighting Jackson's concerns about resources in light of the growing violence two months after the invasion.
The committee should also scrutinize how Mr. Ashcroft would divvy up the Justice Department's enormous resources, in light of the many competing priorities facing the agency.
