woodwell造句

• Woodwell said at a news conference.
• Polly Woodwell's reel, writes Ulrich, " is not only a family relic.
• George Woodwell, director of Woods Hole Research Center in Massachusetts, said of whales and dolphins.
• Woodwell founded the Woods Hole Research Center in 1985 in Woods Hole, MA as an institute for global environmental research.
• The plan for developing the United National Framework Convention on Climate Change was developed at the Woods Hole Research Center in the late 1980s by Woodwell and Kiliparti Ramakrishna.
• "' Woodford "'is a large village and civil parish in 2011 census, the parish's population ( including Woodwell ) was 1, 461 people.
• One of the earliest such meetings was near Polly Woodwell's house in Newburyport, with the yarn probably given to the local minister to help support his family or the poor.
• George Woodwell, director of the Woods Hole Research Center of Woods Hole, MA, said sound produced by the system's " emitters " would be so powerful that it could " shake apart tissues ."
• So much exchange of scientific information goes on here in the summer that " there are more lectures than you can go to, " said George Woodwell, founder of the Woods Hole Research Center, which focuses on global environmental problems.
• He collaborated with many other ecologists including George Woodwell ( Dartmouth ), W . A . Niering, F . H . Bormann ( Yale ) and G . E . Likens ( Cornell ), and was particularly active in cultivating international collaborations.
• "The organisms we're talking about have in their heads a system for seeing with sound that's just as good as our system for seeing with light, " said George Woodwell, director of Woods Hole Research Center in Massachusetts.
• If Jasinowski has rarely met a corporation he could not defend, the professional environmentalists _ George M . Woodwell, the director of the Woods Hole Research Center, and Carl Pope, executive director of the Sierra Club _ have never met an ecological cause they could not champion.
• Others from BTNRC who provided expert testimony included Dennis Puleston, who presented the court with his own artistic renderings of the salt marsh food chain; Charles F . Wurster, a molecular biologist who had previously helped to stop the town of Hanover, New Hampshire, from using DDT to combat Dutch elm disease; George M . Woodwell, senior ecologist of the Brookhaven National Laboratory who had published on, among other things, the persistence of DDT in forest soils; Robert E . Smolker, professor of biological sciences at SUNY-Stony Brook; and ecologist and ornithologist Antony S . Taormina, Regional Director of Fish and Game of the New York State Conservation Department.