Sentence examples for dispersal point from inspiring English sources

With the arrival of the railroad (1855), Iowa City became an important dispersal point for westward immigrants.

It was the closest "dispersal point" for passengers to central London and, as the existing terminus for trains from Birmingham and Manchester, it was the natural home for HS2.

Settled in 1622 as the Wessaguscus (or Wessagusset) Plantation, it is the state's second oldest community, and it was the dispersal point for the earliest expeditions around Massachusetts Bay.

The nationalists' aim, it is said, is to buy homes in neighbouring streets and so move the sectarian divide south to Templemore Avenue, a broad thoroughfare which is a traditional gathering and dispersal point for all Orange marches in east Belfast.

It has asked the city council about the availability of Ballysillan playing fields as a meeting or dispersal point.

Meanwhile in the mainly nationalist village of Crumlin, in County Antrim, a Twelfth of July Orange parade complied with a Parades Commission ruling and all lodges except the local ones took an alternative route to a dispersal point.

As expected, our model shows that ring taxa with higher dispersal (points 3 to 7, Figure 3B) require larger barriers than lower dispersers (points 1 and 2, Figure 3B).

While localised dispersal may point to high resolution individual level models, long-distance dispersal events are likely to involve much coarser grid-based models.

Generally, points above both lines would indicate female-biased dispersal and points below both lines indicate male-biased dispersal.

To this end, an adjoint sensitivity analysis regarding potential impacts on the most important regional fishery was conducted with a view towards development of a system capable of providing information regarding potential contaminant dispersal from any point within the North and Nordic Seas.

Finally, we estimated the plant recruitment kernel for the complete study population of D. rodriguezii from the average of the recruitment kernels of all individual plants (i.e. the probability of seed dispersal at each point of the study area).