Sentence examples for that the subsistence from inspiring English sources

In practice, it appears that the subsistence needs of a family of six members are fully met.

I argue that the subsistence shift was precipitated by political pressures and was then followed by political and economic consolidation.

That the subsistence lifestyles of indigenous peoples are less destructive to the environment than the agro-industrialised economies of non-indigenous peoples should not surprise anyone.

To offset some of the organic carbon depletion from soil caused by land use change, it is recommended that the subsistence farming system subject corn crop residue to a composting process.

The fact that the subsistence level of market- and home-produced goods are positive implies that the income effect dominated over the substitution effect when productivity was low.

Taylor [30] has suggested that the subsistence of the predator depends on prey population therefore, the conventional environmental carrying capacity (K_{v}) of the predator is taken to be proportional to the prey abundance u, thus (K_{v}= frac{u}{n}).

Simply getting by is no longer good enough, and they are increasingly demanding a lot more than the subsistence wages that have been the norm for so long.

These models, however, often are hindered by lack of information regarding parameters, such as kinetic decay rates, that govern the subsistence of the solute within the groundwater.

At that time, the subsistence livelihoods of the Oeledo villagers depended on small fishing boats and Lontard or Palmyra palm trees (Borassus flabellifer) [6] visible in the background of the photograph in Figure 1(a).

Karl Marx, an advocate of the labour theory of value, believed that wages were held at the subsistence level by the existence of a large number of unemployed.

In Marx's estimation, it was not the pressure of population that drove wages to the subsistence level but rather the existence of large numbers of unemployed workers.