Sentence examples for disjunct locations from inspiring English sources

We developed a fire history for Voyageurs National Park (VNP), MN, USA based on 129 fire-scarred cross sections collected at 39 disjunct locations to develop a baseline understanding of the history of fire in the region.

Clade B was only found in three disjunct locations (KOE, DAN, UBA, see Figure 3).

The density of small ruminants in most of Inner Mongolia ranged from 0 to 58 heads/km, with abnormally high densities in just a few disjunct locations.

The clade containing samples from Alaska was analyzed with, and without Alaskan samples to determine their impact as potential outliers based on their disjunct geographic location.

The method is designed to exploit height measurement series of stands growing at different times and different locations (temporally and spatially disjunct).

In the contiguous and disjunct condition paradigms, although the spatial location and orientation of the novel linear track are as new to the animals as in the de novo condition paradigm, both the geometry (i.e., linear tracks) and the behavioral experience (i.e., repetitive runs for food rewards) are common.

Relatedly, a speech act "asserting" a disjunction with one normative disjunct and one non-normative disjunct should be a new kind of speech act.

Geomalacus maculosus has what is known as a disjunct distribution (in other words, it occurs in discontinuous locations).

Though extremely rare, the bigeye sand tiger has been reported from scattered locations around the world, suggesting a wide and possibly disjunct global distribution in tropical and warm-temperate oceanic waters.

But a disjunction is true if and only if at least one disjunct is true.

The rank of a disjunction is equal to the rank of the lower ranking disjunct.