Sentence examples for coordinate population from inspiring English sources

They repeated calls for an international body to be set up to coordinate population movement caused by climate change.

"It is a common misconception that this process depends upon some kind of leader, or centralized media source, to coordinate a population.

As tess only accepts individual coordinates, population coordinates were permuted with a standard deviation of 0.005°.

The absolute change and relative fluctuation in age cohorts, separated for women and men, were derived from the 12th Coordinated Population Projection, assuming a net migration inflow of 100 000 persons per annum starting from year 2014 (like the demand forecast) [ 11].

Engineers have begun to repurpose elements of natural communication systems to realize programmed pattern formation and coordinate other population-level behaviors.

Cxs may also function in embryonic development to coordinate coupled populations and as an adhesive contact between migrating cells [14].

2009; Ikegami and Yoshimura 2012), As salmon migration timing is primarily an adaptation to long-term average conditions (Robards and Quinn 2002), photoperiod is believed to be a key long-term, stable environmental cue that fish use to coordinate their population-specific migratory runs with seasonally varying conditions (Quinn and Adams 1996).

This publication aims to provide practical guidance for population and housing census and agricultural census planners looking to implement a cost-effective census strategy by coordinating the population and housing census with the agricultural census.

6 7 PHOs are responsible for coordinating the population health activities of general practice in New Zealand.

The objective of the distributed optimization algorithm is to enable an aggregator to coordinate with a population of TCLs and to increase or decrease the total power demand according to a control signal.

Bayesian clusters, principal coordinate analysis and population genetic distance trees all classified the oaks into two main groups consistent with the morphological differentiation of the two taxa rather than with geographic locations using both types of markers.