Sentence examples for crossing feed from inspiring English sources

Hull's game-winner came on a slap shot after a crossing feed from Pavel Datsyuk, who stole the puck from defenseman Sandish Ozolinsh.

After Clarkson scored on a deflection of a Petr Sykora shot at 2 27 of the third period to give the Devils the lead, Carter made the score 3-1 when he converted a crossing feed by Jacob Josefson at 4 21.

With the score tied at one in the 65th minute, Sebastian Lletget's crossing feed found McGee wide open 20 yards to the left of the goal, and McGee softly chipped the ball over goalkeeper Andrew Dykstra and into the net.

Decreasing the benefit of cross-feeding lowers the impact of cross-feeding on population growth and therefore growth of different genotypes is dominated by their intrinsic ability to grow.

As in [17] the success of the non-cross feeding strategy is examined by comparing the cross-feeding genotype to the non cross-feeding genotype across the two patches.

Whether there exist a time interval for which the cross-feeding genotype does better than the non-cross feeding genotype (X t)>Xc(t)) depends on a range of assumptions regarding the nature of the trade-off between the cost of cooperation and the benefit to the recipient, the initial population densities as well as the values of the intrinsic growth rates and/or the benefit of cross-feeding.

The authors also find that large populations of cooperative cross-feeders are vulnerable to exploiting genotypes (or cheats) who share the cross-feeding resources but do not reciprocate in the cross-feeding themselves.

These larger populations will be vulnerable to exploiting genotypes (often referred to as 'cheaters') who share in the cross-feeding resources from the other type but do not reciprocate in cross-feeding themselves.

It is easy to appreciate that, as long as densities remain very low, cross-feeding will not be favored because the contribution to growth from cross-feeding is too small.

This is explained by the fact that when intrinsic growth rates are low compared to the benefit of cross-feeding, the cross-feeding term dominates the overall growth of microorganisms and therefore the cost of cross-feeding is not required to be too low for the cross-feeding to be favoured.

Cross-feeding poses several challenges to the biologist, such as the relationship between cross-feeding and community dynamics as well as the evolutionary origin and maintenance of cross-feeding itself.