Sentence examples for unmanaged system from inspiring English sources

Agriculture and livestock present a good example of how an unmanaged system can become manageable.

Section 6 looks at the agricultural sector, an unmanaged system that has long been assumed to be able to adapt autonomously, while Sect.

"What a stroke of genius by an uncoordinated, unmanaged system called Darwin's or Evolutionary Theory (or not...)".

According to our knowledge, based on recent examples on forests with similar conditions but much shorter rotations, the biodiversity in the managed systems is higher than in unmanaged systems, even for endangered species (Schulze et al. 2016).

In managed systems nutrient addition is commonly practised, and even in unmanaged systems nutrient deposition occurs, so the objective of this study was to determine how soil and soil microbial biomass elemental ratios responded to nutrient addition.

For example, in unmanaged systems understanding the contribution of earthworm and fungal communities to soil porosity and structure can provide useful information that can help to assess vulnerability to surface run-off and water logging.

Variable diversity responses may result from the adoption of different unmanaged reference systems, ranging from stands with management abandonment in the recent past to true primeval forests.

However, human and natural systems that are unmanaged or unmanageable are highly vulnerable.

Those areas like Lalpur Chowk battle problems of overcrowding, inefficient sanitary systems, unmanaged garbage and life-pausing traffic jams.

Conversion of a natural ecosystem (for instance, natural forests) to an agricultural and unmanaged land use systems may cause some changes in the soil properties (Amusan et al. 2001).

Those are "wild spaces, the unmanaged leftovers in the parks system," he wrote, where "spiritual regeneration can play on our senses".