Sentence examples for discontinuous range from inspiring English sources

Blue-necked Tanager has a broad but discontinuous range.

Sredna Mountains, Bulgarian Sredna Gora, range in central Bulgaria, a discontinuous range south of the Balkan Mountains and having a similar east-west orientation.

The southernmost thrust is Himalayan Frontal Thrust (HFT), which has displaced Tertiary and Quaternary alluvial and molasse sediments and is expressed as discontinuous range front scarps (Nakata 1972; Valdiya 1980, 1992).

Given the large and discontinuous range of M. f. fascicularis, it is not surprising that (genetic) variation within this subspecies is high [ 16- 26].

For example, Anisakis simplex sensu stricto (s.s). is widespread between 35°N and the Arctic Circle. A. pegreffii is distributed in the Mediterranean Sea and the Austral region between 30°N and 55°S. A. simplex C has a discontinuous range, including the Canadian and Chilean Pacific coasts, New Zealand waters, and the South African Atlantic coast [ 4].

The Eastern Ghats are a series of discontinuous low ranges running generally northeast-southwest parallel to the coast of the Bay of Bengal.

The 12 forest species of Coccinia all have discontinuous distributional ranges, as exemplified by C. grandiflora, fitting with forest expansion during Pleistocene interglacials that likely reconnected most forest refugia [ 33].

The growth behaviors at different temperatures and in different carbon sources were coded as discontinuous numbers ranging from 0 to 2, proportionally to the recorded values, coded as '-'w 'w' and '+' in the CBS database.

In addition, the score is ordinal and thus discontinuous; it ranges from 0 to 3, and a change from 0 to 1 may not have the same implications for tissue perfusion as a change from 2 to 3, which may complicate the interpretation of the effects of therapeutic interventions.

The dusky dolphin has a discontinuous semi-circumpolar range.

Any numerical procedure to detect contour lines becomes discontinuous in this range.