Sentences with phrase «symbiotic relationships often»

Symbiotic relationships often develop between geographically clustered firms with related goals and interests, and this results in enhanced productivity and output for each.

Not exact matches

It is the church's enthrallment with power and power's parasitic, and, yes, symbiotic, relationship with our communities that too often concludes with the dehumanization of people.

«Quilliam also welcomes the Prime Minister's statement that Islamist extremism has a symbiotic relationship with far - right extremism, to which it is often directly comparable.

Many ant species live in often highly specific symbiotic relationships with plants from which both partners benefit.

Exploiting habitats that are often or mostly out of water required new symbiotic relationships to contain and move water, including the fusion of some fungi and algae to create lichen in communities with bacteria that survive extreme desiccation on land while breaking down rock into soil, and the association of mycorrhizae fungi and the root tissue of new vascular plants — culminating in trees that pump water high into the air — to exchange mineral nutrients (e.g., phosphorus) and usable «fixed» nitrogen from the atmosphere for photosynthetic products.

In addition to unique heterotrophic relationships, novel symbiotic relationships are often discovered during exploration of deep - sea habitats.

Previously, Microsoft's Xbox Live platform was often criticised for being closed off and too restrictive and now that the PC and Xbox will be sharing a more symbiotic relationship, it is quite natural that Xbox Live opens up to reflect this new development.

Texas artist Melissa Miller anchors the 2012/2013 Season with vivid, pastoral tableaus that are the result of more than two decades of reflection upon the symbiotic, often complex relationship between humans and animals.

Her diverse oeuvre — comprising drawing, collage, engraving, textiles, and photography, as well as experimental film, video, and performance — mines themes of identity, gender, and dematerialization, often drawing from the stories of literary figures and addressing the symbiotic relationship between art making and working environments.