Sentence examples for a suitable settlement from inspiring English sources

"We hope that continuing discussions can allow for a suitable settlement of our differences," U.S.G.A. President Trey Holland said yesterday in Short Hills, N.J. "We're trying all we can to find common ground".

Rupert became involved with her during the late 1660s, leaving his previous mistress, Frances Bard, although Hughes appears to have held out from reciprocating his attentions with the aim of negotiating a suitable settlement.

To survive, most benthic marine organisms must find suitable settlement habitat.

The ability of zoea to use acoustic cues to help locate and remain within the proximity of suitable settlement habitat could be critical for recruitment success, despite any increased predation pressures.

While exact mechanisms that enable A. percula larvae to locate suitable settlement sites are unknown, Dixson et al. suggest that an olfactory response to chemical cues of island vegetation may play a role (Dixson et al., 2008).

Therefore, chemical cues released by island vegetation might assist larvae to navigate to reefs where suitable settlement habitat can be found.

The expression of a diverse family of GPCRs at different stages of the pelagobenthic transition may provide the mechanism by which larvae recognize inductive cues, such as amino acids, GABA analogs, or peptides, and identify suitable settlement sites [ 13].

The corporation has previously indicated that the full DAB rollout – it is currently adding extra transmitters to its DAB network to take it to about 90% of the population – would be subject to a suitable licence fee settlement.

While the Mayflower was anchored off Cape Cod, Standish urged the colony's leaders to allow him to take a party ashore to find a suitable place for settlement.

Anemonefish recruits also respond to olfactory cues released from anemones, enabling them to locate a suitable host for settlement once they have navigated to reef habitat at the end of their pelagic larval stage (Arvedlund and Nielsen, 1996).

Several wadis (dried river valleys) cut the Tadrart Acacus, offering a suitable location for human settlement.