Sentence examples for Thinly distributed from inspiring English sources

Great Horned Owls are widespread, but thinly distributed.

While once probably thinly distributed across its breeding range, nesting in scattered hollow trees in old-growth forests, this swift increased dramatically with the arrival of European settlers and the multitude of nesting cavities provided by chimneys on their buildings.

Northern Asia continued to be inhabited chiefly by thinly distributed residual elements of ancient eastern Asian peoples, although some fairly late northward movements of Turkic peoples did take place.

It is not intended to replace the use of systematic reviews, but it does provide a rigorous way to synthesize information when data are unevenly or thinly distributed, or highly variable in focus.

This month, they are reconvening in Sacramento with officials from other rehab-facility-dense communities in the state to consider legislation requiring treatment centers to be more thinly distributed.

One problem is that the costs of any item of expenditure are thinly distributed across a large population, which thus has little reason to oppose them, whereas the benefits are often concentrated in a small population, which thus clamours for them.

This is precisely the situation for thinly-distributed "apex predators", such as the New World's puma and jaguar.

Since the tiny LEDs are thinly and evenly distributed, the lights don't get hot, Shotton says.

Roberts does concede that there is still racial discrimination, and that it might even be a problem for voting — he just treats it as something that has dissipated like a mist, thinly and evenly distributed in the American air, not needing the "extraordinary" measures of the V.R.A.

Approximately 1 g of seeds was distributed thinly over the surface of 15 mL of four different basal liquid media, i.e. Murashige and Skoog (MS, 1962), Mitra et al. (1976), Kundson (KC, 1946) and Gamborg et al. (B 5, 1968), in test tubes.

More importantly, because the Conservative vote is distributed more thinly across the UK (they don't pile up huge majorities on council housing estates like Labour does), where they did win a constituency on first preferences their majority would be more liable to be overturned in later rounds.