Sentence examples for upon the exploitation from inspiring English sources

This is because upon the exploitation by harmful parasites, the system can evolve more complex ecological organization by exploiting the very harmfulness of the parasite, which then stabilizes the system as a whole.

It is part of Coty's financial genius that he will pay no tribute; everything that touches upon the exploitation of his properties he finally gathers, willing or unwilling, into his own hands.

In general, the use of microalgae for biofuel production relies upon the exploitation of a collection of well-characterized laboratory strains (Chisti2007).

The multi-racial, multi-cultural coalition that President-elect Obama achieved in this election -- his truly American coalition -- has succeeded in further marginalizing the ridiculous and archaic fear-mongers and fire-eaters who feed upon the exploitation of our original, founding sins.

Some of his poems are about the "Forbidden City" in Peking, a startling series of observations on emperors, dust, what eons do to even the most imperial of dreams, the hard beds that the exalted slept upon without pillows, ruling class hubris and arrogance, the sins of aggrandizement built upon the exploitation of the poor, and the essential fraud Nicosia believes Chairman Mao was in the end.

Selection on immune genes can be particularly strong when hosts encounter novel parasites, for instance, after the colonization of a new habitat or upon the exploitation of vacant ecological niches in an adaptive radiation.

The final set of objectives will form the ground for the construction, in the next steps, of a long term tourist development plan based upon the sustainable exploitation of natural and cultural resources, which can, among others, be used as a guide for directing private and public investments in the study area in a more cohesive and systematic way.

Cruel trade Slavery on an industrial scale was a major source of the wealth of the British empire, being the exploitation upon which the West Indies sugar trade and cotton crop in North America was based.

Marx did not champion the idea of the mutual constitution of state and economy but, rather, saw the political structure of a society as growing out of, legitimating, and obscuring the exploitation upon which an economic order is based.

Drawing on earlier research into Inter-Organisational Netwobservationsand ofservathens of the ParcelCall consortium, it examines the influence of the local development context and more general socioeconomic factors and how these bear upon the subsequent exploitation and prospects of this technology.

Building upon the exploration and exploitation framework, this study investigates the antecedents and consequences of inventions that balance new and existing knowledge.