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Mr. Krikorian has initiated several pieces of human rights legislation, including Section 907 of the Freedom Support Act and the Humanitarian Aid Corridors Act.

The transportation corridors act as diffusion sources and are used to model the dispersion behavior of the individuals that cause the accidental and incendiary wildfires.

"The key thing is that a passage grave with its long corridor acts like a telescope that does not have a lens - it is a long tube from which you are looking at the sky," said Silva.

Modeling habitat connectivity is integral to conservation planning [1], [2], as habitat corridors may act as conduits for organism movement and gene flow [e.g., 3 5].

Fifth, sometimes corridors can act as attractive sinks that draw individuals away from breeding habitat into dispersal habitat, possibly even slowing down dispersal rates between habitat patches (Ovaskainen et al. 2008).

Moreover, the drift algae that serve as a mobile corridor also act as a mechanism whereby the exchange of fauna is enhanced as drift algae move across the seagrass/sand ecotone.

Last year, Schiff reintroduced the Rim of the Valley Corridor Preservation Act, which, if approved, would protect more than 191,000 acres of open space in his district.

Evacuation experiments of pedestrians passing through a corridor, which acts as a bottleneck, are conducted in this study.

The 3.6 mile-long water corridor now acts as a major flood-relief channel and draws more than 60,000 visitors each day, transforming an area of Seoul previously renowned for crime.

Geographic boundaries, such as the Usumacinta River, tend to facilitate the movement of goods and people as trafficking corridors, rather than act as barriers.

For hedgerows to act as corridors for woodland plants they must provide habitat conditions to suit species' autecological requirements.