Sentence examples for sound ecological from inspiring English sources

China's regime has shown scant regard for sound ecological practices and for the effect of those practices on human lives.

Assuming all the protective measures are sound – and AquaBounty would be shooting itself in the foot if they weren't – the company's salmon really does seem like a sound ecological food choice.

An increasing number of scientists want to see decisions about the future of biodiversity conservation informed by sound ecological science, and some are directly offering their expertise and services to government, in order to assess the rigour of work conducted by the research community.

Phytoremediation is an emerging technology that is based on sound ecological engineering principles.

This was problematic because the park is large and heterogeneous, and because sound ecological motivations that could link burning prescriptions to ecological objectives were missing.

Sound ecological understanding of the genus is also important for making decisions regarding sustainable utilization, as well as predictions relating to possible threats posed by climate change.

Ecological, coastal, and civil engineering techniques were integrated to obtain a structurally sound, ecologically beneficial engineering restoration method for preserving the shoreline at Loyola Beach, Kleberg County, Texas.

These short audiovisual presentations affected image recognition when viewed later without their accompanying sounds, in that ecological sounds facilitated recognition, but meaningless sounds impaired recognition, showing that even a brief audiovisual presentation can affect behavior, but that this behavior is tightly linked to the ecological relation between auditory and visual stimuli.

By reviewing the benefits related to the reduction of building energy consumption, mitigation of urban heat island effect, improvement of air pollution, water management, increase of sound insulation, and ecological preservation, this paper shows how green roofs may contribute to more sustainable buildings and cities.

This is of great concern since a sound understanding of ecological processes that drive population dynamics is a pre-requisite for the design of adequate IPM strategies [67] [70].

Another line of studies demonstrated this point by testing the recognition of images which were initially viewed without accompanying sound, with an ecological accompanying sound (an image of a bell and a "dong" sound), and images accompanied by arbitrary meaningless sounds, without any training (Murray et al. 2004, 2005; Thelen et al. 2012).