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Figure 8 illustrates the differences between a natural ecosystem and an urban-industrial ecosystem.

As an urban-industrial city, Chicago's socio-economic problems were obvious and crying out to be studied in depth.

After that, operations were principally concerned with incendiary attacks against urban-industrial areas of Japan.

He saw that Alaska was approximately equal distance from all of the major urban-industrial centers of the world.

The mental species to which Blake belonged is fairly widely distributed even in the urban-industrial societies of the present day.

It would be a mistake to identify the metropolitan districts as urban-industrial and the periphery as rural.

He had grave doubts about the assured destruction strategy, which relied on massive nuclear attacks against an enemy's urban-industrial areas.

Some smogs can be made worse when pollution is imported from outside the city boundary from neighbouring urban-industrial areas.

With this background, it's a study in contrasts-beautiful sand-dunes with an urban-industrial backdrop.

In large urban-industrial areas, the air quality standard should be the determining factor for regulations and systems planning concerning industrial development, energy supply, and transportation.

The system shown in Figure 7 is an illustration of the sort of system that needs to be designed to regulate ecologically urban-industrial systems.

General Billy Mitchell viewed Alaska's relative location and found that it was, indeed, central to the urban-industrial world."

Riis's documentary photography was passionately devoted to changing the inhumane conditions under which the poor lived in the rapidly expanding urban-industrial centers.

Comparativists in criminal justice study four different kinds of societies: Folk-communal, Urban-commercial, Urban-industrial, and bureaucratic.

A human ecosystem is fossil energy powered by high input and throughput and can be divided in urban-industrial ecosystem or agro-industrial.

Urban-industrial societies enforce laws that prescribe good behavior and give incentives and disincentives for behavior and police are specialized in property crimes such as theft.

In some cases, the majority of these precursor pollutants come from distant urban-industrial areas and consequently local emission reduction measures have only limited success in reducing smog levels.

In short, when we hear of a peaceful society, we are likely to envision a society that is somehow the antithesis of the self-absorbed individualism of the modern urban-industrial world.

The ecosystem is realised in space as ecotope and the system of ecotopes is the landscape: natural, semi-natural, urban-industrial are the tangible, three-dimensional physical systems of our Total Human Ecosystem.

The closer the inspection, the less like a 'classical' demographic transition the British record seems to be, and the more difficult it is to attribute its timing directly to the development of an urban-industrial society (Woods 1987).

Received a second DUC for incendiary attacks on the urban-industrial section of Osaka, feeder industries at Hamamatsu, and shipping and rail targets on Kyūshū during June .

Always a polemicist, McHarg set his thinking in radical opposition to what he argued was the arrogant and destructive heritage of urban-industrial modernity, a style he described as "Dominate and Destroy."

At the beginning of the 1960s, during the period that Moshe Dayan was Minister of Agriculture, the government decided to change the zoning of the Nahalat Yitzhak neighbourhood from agricultural to urban-industrial.

The route was billed as "the most direct and shortest highway route between the present and potentially major urban-industrial and recreational concentrations, and between significant military installations of the shore route area."

This entailed implementing heavy industries with "administrative imposition of the collectivization of agriculture in order to force the peasantry to grow and surrender grain and to release manpower for the sudden urban-industrial expansion" .