In the true sense of the word, " chaparral, " is not a single species of shrub but a bionomic community of desert flora located near a coast especially that in coastal California.
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Testimonials and reviews have been gathered at the gargantuan World Wide Web site of the organism to which Rothschild gave birth, the Bionomics Institute ( http : / / www . bionom-ics . org ).
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After the war he returned to Rosh Pinna, a Jewish settlement in the north of Palestine, and his laboratory there eventually became a research station for the study of the bionomics of mosquitoes and methods of malaria control.
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Michael Rothschild, a business consultant, argued in a 1990 book, " Bionomics : Economy as Ecosystem, " that it was time to stop thinking of economics as if it followed mechanistic laws of Newtonian physics.
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In this new bionomic system, as he called it, companies and individuals found ecological niches that were suited for the kinds of information they possessed and could pass on, and evolution was taking place at a phenomenal rate.
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Borsook contends that many of the favorite arguments of techno-libertarians come from " bionomics " _ that is, they like to use metaphors drawn from biology to explain economic behavior and endorse a decentralized free-market system.
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And when the Bionomics Institute of San Francisco held a forum in Washington on May 18, both the Progressive Policy Institute ( the New Democrats'think tank ) and the Progress & Freedom Foundation ( Gingrich's ) turned out to sponsor it.
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"The Illustrated Book of Bionomics of Japanese Fungi ", one of his greatest achievements and the embodiment of his admiration mixed with rivalry to Curtis and Berkeley, made a huge contribution to the development of the study of fungi and thus deserves international recognition.
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The program announced that one speaker would discuss the ways in which humans and technologies are merging, creating a new kind of " bionic planet "; another argued that the " organic, geometric growth of the Internet " is an example of bionomics in action.
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In 1995, Kinston co-founded with Prof . Mathew Vadas the ASX-listed biotech company, Bionomics Ltd ( ASX : BNO ) and in 2001, they co-founded the biotech company Cryptome Research Pty Ltd, which listed on the ASX as Cryptome Pharmaceuticals Ltd in 2003.
