Sentence examples for connectivity and isolation from inspiring English sources

In the dolphins, we expect this connectivity and isolation to be influenced by seascape features, like water depth and the distance between islands, but also social forces, like the size of local communities and even cultural specialization.

Influenced by Ms. Cixous's notion of a fragmentary and free-flowing female poetics that she called "écriture féminine," Ms. Juur said her music expresses the alienated restlessness of modern women who inhabit a wi-fi world that combines connectivity and isolation.

The range of G. elliotii is predicted to have expanded and contracted along an altitudinal gradient resulting in historic periods of connectivity and isolation.

It was found that there is a threshold in both porosity and ionomer weight fractions, below which species percolation through the random structure becomes difficult due to reduced connectivity and increased isolation.

Business population: domination of small business economy or large business economy; Connectivity: high levels of economic integration and business connectivity or fragmentation and isolation combined with a lack of connectivity between businesses; Response to connectivity: embracing approaches or defensive reaction to future forms of connectivity.

These were [14]: Business population: domination of small business economy or large business economy; Connectivity: high levels of economic integration and business connectivity or fragmentation and isolation combined with a lack of connectivity between businesses; Response to connectivity: embracing approaches or defensive reaction to future forms of connectivity.

They favour alliances and unions, mutual support and connectivity, and they reject introversion and isolation.

We predict the amount of loss of altitudinal habitats of endemic vascular flora of 26 tepuis and evaluate potential threats to these taxa with respect to species extinction, habitat loss, habitat connectivity and the degree of isolation.

Mr Lovato assessed cities' green space, sprawl, natural assets, cultural assets, connectivity, isolation and pollution on a scale of 1 to 5, and then gave the resultant combined score 25% of the weight of his new index.

It's the paradox of instant connection and constant isolation.

Habitat fragmentation, loss and isolation of habitat patches and reduced connectivity are having a significant detrimental effect on the way our landscapes function.