Sentence examples for some natural systems from inspiring English sources

The report concludes that society, for the most part, will probably be able to adapt to many of the coming shifts, but that some natural systems -- alpine meadows, coral reefs, mangrove swamps and the like -- will be damaged or disappear because they are either hemmed in by man-made structures or geography or simply cannot keep pace with the rate of temperature change.

This reaction is often used to explain the presence of abiotic CH4 and other hydrocarbons in some natural systems on Earth [8].

Such an approach is motivated by the observation that some natural systems process the information contained in the signals' difference structure.

This is motivated by an observation that some natural systems (e.g., the visual cortex, [4]) process the information contained in signals difference structure.

But there are, in fact, many regularities in human action, and given the enormous causal complexity characterizing some natural systems, the natural sciences must cope with many irregularities, too.

While a separation of timescales is likely to occur in some natural systems such as earthquakes, where friction in the Earth's plates build up over the course of years but energy is released in a matter of minutes, this is not a physiologically realistic assumption for a neuronal system.

In special cases where hybrid sites may bear some semblance of natural systems, genuine restoration could be achieved if further rehabilitation inputs are allocated commensurate to changing divergent landforms or mitigating exotic species.

As America's population grows, people and businesses continue to settle in places that used to be left alone, damaging some of the natural systems that provide and clean our water.

As natural resource management agencies and conservation organizations seek guidance on responding to climate change, myriad potential actions and strategies have been proposed for increasing the long-term viability of some attributes of natural systems.

These redox-independent transformations may have been responsible for the formation of some iron oxides in natural systems, such as high-grade hematite ores that developed from Banded Iron Formations (BIFs), hematite-rich deposits formed on Mars, corrosion products in power plants and other industrial systems.

As in natural systems, some of these mutations are neutral, in that they do not affect the organism's fitness.