Sentence examples for by a particular assemblage from inspiring English sources

Metallogenic province, geographic area characterized by a particular assemblage of mineral deposits, or by a distinctive style of mineralization.

In the absence of pairwise sequence divergences for a particular assemblage, we estimated these values by examining the two most divergent sequences as in Ochman et al. [32].

"In defining 'organization', I will use the conception of Denbigh [ 8]: an organized system is a complex system that can perform certain functions by virtue of its particular assemblage of parts.

Low ASH may be a feature of this particular assemblage E isolate but the high abundance of double peaks from other isolates could also reflect the fact that mixed infections with different assemblage E subgenotypes are more frequent in animals.

Garden floristics and bird assemblages were ordinated, and garden groups characterized by particular assemblages of birds identified.

Secondly, he defines law as a particular kind of assemblage of signs (see section below, on 'Law and signs'.

Indeed, in their original form, Lyell's subdivisions would today be termed biostratigraphic units (bodies of rocks characterized by particular fossil assemblages) rather than chronostratigraphic units (bodies of rocks deposited during a specific interval of time).

If the ecoregional pattern for a particular taxa represents different species assemblages, a statistically different community ordination should result in the analysis.

The Waucoban is characterized by a distinct faunal assemblage, especially typified by the trilobite genus Olenellus.

The underside of the puffball is attached to the ground by a root-like assemblage of hyphae called a rhizomorph.

Community ecology, study of the organization and functioning of communities, which are assemblages of interacting populations of the species living within a particular area or habitat.