Sentence examples for communities shift from inspiring English sources
Continue the life of the Climate Change Authority, with $17.4m extra funding Offer $90m to help local communities shift to cleaner power generation Double Australia's energy productivity by 2030, compared with the Coalition's promise to increase in by 40%.
By making comparisons between sites and groupings of sites, scientists are able to study the plants and trees that take over a landscape as glaciers retreat, or what species regenerate after a forest burns, or how microbial communities shift across marine terraces.
While much is known about bird communities immediately following a harvest (one to about three years), less is known about how communities shift through stand development.
Looking across rural urban landscape gradients, natural enemy communities shift toward dominance by habitat generalists and disturbance tolerant species in urban areas compared to rural or natural communities.
Soil organic matter accumulates on mofette fields and stays in unaltered and less decomposed state, as bioturbation is diminished and microbial communities shift to anaerobic and acidophilic ones, utilizing geogenic CO2 instead of plant-derived C. Several soil properties and functions are controlled by CO2 that acts as a soil-forming factor.
Another case in point is the study in California that found plant communities shifting down slopes in a warming century, against conventional wisdom (apparently because precipitation is the prime driver, not temperature).
Airborne fungal communities shifted temporally while soil fungal communities were correlated with abiotic parameters.
Hedgerow communities shifted towards species associated with higher soil fertility, a more competitive ecological strategy and, in unmanaged hedgerows, greater shade tolerance.
The communities shifted back towards their original composition by day 22 without reduction in effluent levels.
AOB communities shifted along salinity gradients in the Chesapeake Bay, Plum Island Sound and Ythan estuaries (Francis et al. 2003; Bernhard et al. 2005; Freitag et al. 2006).
