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Meanings of permaculture in English
Agriculture practices using few energy resources and human intervention.
Synonyms
Examples for "zone"
Examples for "zone"
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However, recent years have been different, courtesy of the euro zone crisis.
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Euro zone crisis is still searching the solution to the Greek problem.
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Below are the main developments in the euro zone's debt crisis today.
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A euro zone budget would set exactly the wrong incentives, Lambsdorff said.
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Spain said credit markets were closing to the euro zone's fourth-biggest economy.
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London has announced plans to create the largest car-free zones in Europe.
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Free zones could help avoid tariffs in case of a no-deal Brexit.
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They planned to work their way west along with the time zones.
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Kohli said: The idea was to come out of our comfort zones.
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You can also use a marble mat which contains different point zones.
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The guild said it has a legal right to demand individual negotiations.
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The guild in the recent past seemed to have lost its way.
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The advantages of guild membership extended beyond profit in the wool trade.
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Still, guild preparations for the various contracts talks also are under way.
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By rule of guild we must learn to play a musical instrument.
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Should sit on the "family bible shelf" of every permaculturalist.
Usage of permaculture in English
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Some farmers go further, and embrace concepts such as permaculture and biodynamics.
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Tips for pruning fruit trees from a teacher of permaculture and gardening.
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He had friends who were into permaculture and he started researching.
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The pair are dedicated to a permaculture lifestyle, and regenerative farming.
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The USA's first large-scale public permaculture project, the Beacon Food Forest project in Seattle.
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Greg says it's the permaculture theory of earth care, people care and fair share.
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We had advanced seasonal permaculture, hunting and fishing patterns, and vast amounts of leisure time.
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Watson calls for a focus on permaculture: self-sustaining ecosystems.
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We're planning a permaculture-style set up on our block.
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For the Rine family permaculture represents a new way of life in the Taranaki high country.
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It's like permaculture, very selective and very careful burning in certain systems and burning for food.
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The couple subscribe to the catchphrase of permaculture ethics 'earth care, people care and fair share'.
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The first all-Ireland gathering for people working in permaculture is taking place this weekend in Co Wicklow.
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Andrew has chosen permaculture as his method of farming and grows most of the food he eats.
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Canadian biologist and landscape architect who has been running an organic, then permaculture orchard business since 1993.
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Kath Irvine is a permaculture designer and has been designing and managing edible gardens since the late 1990s.
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Permaculture through the time