Sentence examples for standing resources from inspiring English sources
For standing resources such as this one, the feedback of the community can be particularly helpful for refining search results, pushing the best to the top.
For example, the failure to provide Barbara McClintock with professional standing, resources, and access to graduate students delayed incorporation of her pioneering discoveries of genetic transposition into mainstream biology (Keller 1983).
The harvesting of family poultry for home consumption and sale can be considered as the management of a standing resource for economic yield.
So Pollet and his colleagues looked at a novel maternal situation: the ranking of wives in polygynous Rwandan societies, within which the links between social standing, resource availability, and offspring are easy to tease out.
When residual trees or shrubs are left in the forest plantation, the harvesting operation should be carried out to prevent damage to this standing resource.
iPads have little to no known malware, no bloatware to make a machine run slower, strict allowances for utilizing standing system resources and known hardware.
Most experts recommend planting of trees and shrubs to provide standing feed resources so that herds and flocks can survive critical periods of shortage and prolonged drought.
You will also note, by the way, that this dictionary, although frequently embedded within Liibulletin, is its own free-standing resource.
We are thus moving from modern subjectivism to the late-modern enframing of reality insofar as we understand and relate to all things, ourselves included, as nothing but intrinsically-meaningless "resources" standing by for endless optimization.
Solar installers waste valuable time and resources standing in line for hours at City Hall, completing and filing mountains of permitting paperwork.
In addition to long standing data resources such as the Ensembl gene sets (9) and gene trees (10), Ensembl provides other resources such as up-to-date microarray annotations (11).
