Sentence examples for community of one from inspiring English sources

In this study, we analyse the bee community of one of the main Spanish DRs, and evaluate its effects on flower visitation and seed set in adjacent sunflower fields.

Would that person be able to maintain the sense of community, of one team pulling together, staff, parents, children?

Even in the public schools in the relatively affluent community of one applicant, Tiffany, the counselors are overworked and responsible for handling many more jobs than college advising.

For two hours, he kept us connected -- an instant global community of one Englishman and a busload of frantic New Yorkers.

The squat three-story red-brick building is at 700 Cortelyou Road at East Seventh Street, not far from Ocean Parkway, which cuts through the heart of Kensington, a faded residential community of one- and two-family wood-frame houses.

The Henry Darger gift, which includes 27 large two-sided watercolors and seven bound volumes by this Chicago recluse, counters the comforts of traditional folk art with a strong dose of the outsider variety, art made for an insatiable community of one.

Aimee Semple was a pioneer in using media to evangelize (via radio in her case) and creating the mega-church, those often non-denominational houses of worship that use spectacle and entertainment to create a Christian community of one-stop shopping from Sunday service and wholesome outings to bookstores, coffee shops and social services for the needy.

Biofilms are highly differentiated and spatially organized three-dimensional structures consisting of matrix-enclosed communities of one or more microbial species that form on colonizable surfaces [ 23].

Around 220km from Broome, Kooljaman is an award-winning camp owned by the Aboriginal communities of One Arm Point and Djarindjin.

New delegates will be free to register until a week before the last ballot of the online convention, opening the door to late-breaking momentum campaigns from passionate online communities of one sort or another.

Moving from the Esmerian munificence to the Darger display, you can see why self-taught artists like Darger, whose work has come to light in the last 50 years, were called outsiders: they made art for themselves, for insatiable communities of one.