bionomics , auch: bionomy

The problem of the world, as Branson had said so many times, was in the field of bionomics.

Fruit flies of economic significance: their identification and bionomics.

The behaviour and bionomics of the red palm weevil have been investigated in the field .

He published papers on tsetse fly bionomics and control, enhanced by figures he himself drew.

And bionomics began heating up.

He has over 28 years of experience in the field of vector bionomics and control, malariology and pesticide management.

"Studied any bionomics, Bill?"

Bionomics of a brackish-water nudibranch: Limapontia depressa.

Systematics and bionomics of the apoid obligate necrophages: the Trigona hypogea group.

Bionomics, host plant resistance, and management of the legume pod borer, Maruca vitrata - a review.

She is significant in the sense that she started off with a virtual company and has turned Bionomics into a notable Biotechnology/Biomedical firm.

An Internet course is being given in bionomics (http://www.virtualschool.edu/mon/LRNG592/index.html ).

Fruit Flies of Economic Significance: Their Identification and Bionomics.

"A contribution to the morphology and bionomics of Theba pisana (Muller) (Gastropoda: Helicidae)".

Bionomics of a Grape Boring Plume Moth (Oxyptilus regulus, Meyr.)

A detailed account of the anatomy of Tarebia granifera was given by R. Tucker Abbott in 1952 together with notes on its biology and bionomics.

Bionomics of War: Military Selection and Race Determination, Social Hygiene, 1/1 (December 1914)

Included are species, genus-group, species-group and infra-subspecific names of Afrotropical butterflies and text on hostplants, general reviews of bionomics, biology, biogeography and bibliography.

But what on earth (or in cyberspace) is bionomics--and why is Cato (and Forbes ASAP , which is a co-sponsor of the conference) promoting it?

- Ron Leung Bursting the Biobabble Bubble Paul Krugman's critique of bionomics ("The Power of Biobabble") may be justified.

Ms. Borsook contends that many of the favorite arguments of technolibertarians come from "bionomics" - that is, they like to use metaphors drawn from biology to explain economic behavior and endorse a decentralized free-market system.

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.

On a different subject, it's going to be a shock to environmental economists--who have spent decades arguing that one good way to control pollution is to create a market in emission permits--to learn that this is an idea unique to bionomics and totally at odds with orthodox economic thinking.