Sentence examples for complex of habitats from inspiring English sources

In the late 1990s, in concert with Russia, the European Space Agency, Japan, and Canada, the United States undertook construction of the ISS, a modular complex of habitats, laboratories, trusses, and solar arrays intended to be a permanently inhabited outpost in Earth orbit.

St. Konstantin and Helena Black Sea Resort, where the common buzzard carcass was found, is located on the border of Batova (43°21′11′′N, 27°57′33′′E), which is a complex of habitats typical for woodland bird species, waterfowl, and poultry.

Desert settings consist of complex mosaics of habitats or physical units associated with organism activity.

Taken together, our findings contribute to a view of marine populations as existing in a complex patchwork of habitats that is often obscured by the habitats' superficial similarity.

Ancient woodland is probably the most complex of all habitats and requires undisturbed conditions for its survival.

I was mesmerized by the imaginative settings that he has fashioned in a complex of many habitats for sitting, climbing and walking.

A NASA microgravity laboratory called Destiny and other elements were subsequently joined to the station, with the overall plan calling for the assembly, over a period of several years, of a complex of laboratories and habitats crossed by a long truss supporting four units that held large solar-power arrays and thermal radiators.

The landscape is prone to lightning-induced burning [ 11] and is topographically complex, hosting a variety of habitats [ 12], including grassland plateaus, wetlands and sponge areas, grassland slopes, afromontane forest, riparian forest, moist woodlands, dry woodlands and shrublands.

The transformation of complex native habitats through simpler and managed habitats like crops or grasslands implies a direct effect on species abundance.

Instead, mesograzer abundance was closely linked to availability of more complex algal forms, with populations likely to decline concurrently with loss of complex algal habitats.

We conclude that the loss of complex marine habitats in human-dominated landscapes could be mitigated with appropriate consideration and management of incremental habitat changes and of attributes facilitating system recovery.