Sentence examples for displacement grant from inspiring English sources
Additionally, adaptive reinforcement of reproductive isolation ('Wallace effect'; Grant 1966; Silvertown et al. 2005) and reproductive character displacement (Grant 1972) may further promote speciation rates and hence diversification.
The observed concordance in shape in five sympatric populations of T. moorii, in contrast to the non-sympatric populations, together with the shift in resource use, is strong evidence of ecological character displacement (Grant, 1972; Wassermann and Koepfer, 1977; Simberloff and Boecklen, 1981; Schluter, 1986), albeit we are aware that this is not conclusive.
According to the six check-criteria for character displacement suggested by Grant (1972) and Arthur (1982) and considering the remarks of Schluter and McPhail (1992), the following evaluation can be made: Chance can be ruled out as an explanation of the pattern, given that other cases of sympatry also constitute the same depth segregation of the two entities.
It instructs the US government to "seek to ensure that each such institution responds to the findings and recommendations of its accountability mechanisms by providing just compensation and other appropriate redress to individuals and communities that suffer violations of human rights, including forced displacement, resulting from any loan, grant, strategy or policy of such institution".
At a college with a generous no-loans financial aid policy, there are no loans to reduce, so the receipt of a scholarship (regardless of the source) leads to the displacement of need-based institutional grants.
The first one pre-processes the acquired signals by means of predictive digital filtering for improving zero-crossing detection and, consequently, granting more reliable phase displacement measurements.
They displaced 4362 MT at designed displacement.
It also said the supervisors declined to apply for grants that the rail authority was offering to offset displacement costs from the program, allegedly because the supervisors did not want to give any indication of support for the project.
After years of living in a refugee camp in his native country, Tanzania, Mr. Gabo thought his perpetual displacement and fear had come to an end after his young family was granted asylum in the United States.
The sense of displacement.
