Sentence examples for current dispersal from inspiring English sources

Any of the current dispersal prisons could be designated to hold all convicted Islamist terrorists and converted to create a segregated terrorist unit or "jail within a jail" within their perimeter.

There will also be crime prevention injunctions, which could be imposed with a lower standard of proof, community protection orders to deal with litter, graffiti, and noise, and a police "direction" power to replace current dispersal powers.

In this study, we estimated current dispersal patterns in a regional population of the endangered capercaillie (Tetrao urogallus) using a novel, parsimony-based application of pedigree analysis.

The Commons home affairs committee said that under the current dispersal system the majority of asylum seekers are sent to low-cost housing in urban areas such as Glasgow, Stoke, and Middlesbrough – where the recent "red doors" row highlighted their concentration.

There is clearly a semantic issue about condition dependent dispersal in the current dispersal theory.

In contrast, our statistical parsimony analysis revealed a single, highly interconnected network, indicating little phylogeographic signal, which can be explained by current dispersal events.

Considering the interesting evolutionary scenario of sharp- and blunt-snouted lenoks as well as their widespread distribution in Siberia, we proposed a combined genetic and morphological approach to test the existing hypotheses of counter-current dispersal, hybridization and gene flow between the two forms.

This result indicates that the historical and current propagule dispersal of A. germinans is limited and usually occurs locally; for example, dispersal may occur in a forest continuum, such as the AMMC, or within a single estuary, such as in Central America [ 25].

Neumann, the author of an authoritative study comparing prison regimes for terrorist prisoners in 15 countries, said there was a trade-off involved but he thought the current British dispersal system was probably the best way of tackling the issue.

Yet, current wind dispersal models stop short of explicitly incorporating the effects of landscape topography on the main transporting vector – wind, so that the effects of wind variability over hills on dispersal patterns remain by and large unstudied.

When the climate changes shift a region to conditions outside of the range of dominant species, the past and current seed dispersal rates (Udra 1988) are slower than the migration rate needed for vegetation to alter its composition to one appropriate to the predicted climate change.