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Over the second bedroom's bed is a small loft; the room also has a circular niche with a built-in wood desk and shelves.
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Social niche construction A circular process in which organisms modify their own social niche in such a way as to influence the conditions of their own social evolution.
The other examples are implicated in fraternal transitions (Queller 1997) Social niche construction is a circular process in which organisms modify their own social niche in such a way as to influence the conditions of their own social evolution.
To avoid border effects, the niche axis is defined circular, i.e. we impose periodic boundary conditions, so that each variant has equal numbers of competitors on both sides.
We identified GAL4 drivers that allow gene expression to be manipulated in all intestinal cell types, including cells such as circular muscle and enteric neurons that are thought to contribute to niche function.
Yurts, circular structures still built by the Mongols, occupy a tiny, but growing, niche in residential architecture, a segment in which owners take satisfaction in the knowledge that no one within miles lives in a house like theirs.
A whitewashed art gallery is a far cry from the ants' ecological niche, but the craterlike nests in the tank have small, circular entrances that are particular to Pogonomyrmex badius.
To date, circular bacteriocins have predominantly been identified among the phylum Firmicutes (which include pneumococci) and are believed to be involved in niche competition.
niche -- n.
Niche World".
Niche farming is just that — niche.
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