Sentence examples for a population of populations from inspiring English sources

The concept of metapopulations was defined in 1969 as "a population of populations which go extinct locally and recolonize".

Also singled out for funding near Broome are Beagle Bay, with a population of 308, Ardyaloon, population 332, and Djarindjin, population 202.

The latest Australian census reports the Aboriginal population as 427,094 among a population of more than 20 million.

Twenty-four larger communities, like Kalumburu on the Mitchell Plateau, which has a population of 465, Warmun, population 344, and Beagle Bay, population 308, were listed in category A as places where "preconditions for sustainable development exist".

"The list was generated by taking a population of individuals and applying to that population a set of generic parameters," the memorandum says.

The population skyrocketed, and with a population of 92 million, Vietnam today is larger than Germany.

For example, suppose a study is being conducted to determine differences between the salaries paid to a population of men and a population of women.

Population is distributed exponentially for small values with 29% having zero population, 5% having a population of 1, 3% with a population of 2, and so on.

Studies of the Gorgan plain in 1974 show a population of 74164; by 1994, population was 180726.

The best policy for turning a population of defectors into a population of cooperators is to provide the "carrot" first and the "stick" later.

We consider again a neural circuit consisting of a population of M neurons modeling a population of complex cells as illustrated in Fig. 1.