Sentence examples for distributions of what from inspiring English sources

While in South America, Darwin documented the replacement of an extinct by a modern congeneric species and also compared allopatric distributions of what he always saw as discrete living species in southern South America, culminating in his recognition of levels of replacement patterns in the Galapagos avifauna.

In the past year alone, YouTube has run afoul of parents — thanks to inappropriate content distributed under the guise of children's entertainment — and advertisers for its distribution of what Unilever chief marketing officer Keith Weed called "toxic content".

"If you did a probability distribution of what could happen, what we've experienced since last fall is well below a 5percentt probability," Mr. Diamond said.

The restriction is due to OS licensing conditions on the open distribution of what they term derived data" - data that is derived from the OS base maps.

This is despite overwhelming evidence that Britain's key housing resource is buried in the inefficient distribution of what is already built.

The N.B.A. and the players are engaged in another season-threatening battle over the distribution of what has become about $4 billion a year in revenue.

Mr. Klink's nomination is expected to please conservatives who have been concerned about the distribution of what are known as emergency contraceptive pills to some women in refugee camps.

We understand better than ever before the prevalence and distribution of what is often a hidden crime and we are determined to see perpetrators brought to account in court".

But consumer groups say the larger lesson from this week's events is that further consolidation of the cable and broadcast industries will lead to similar disputes and blackouts, as the survivors struggle to control both the content and distribution of what appears on television and the Internet.

The most investors may be able to hope for is a recovery of a small portion of their investments, the trustee warned Friday, because to get to a fair distribution of what assets can be found means "sharing the pain".

The ideal is opposed to nepotism, the distribution of what should be public offices to one's relatives and friends just because they are near and dear to the distributor and quite independently of their fitness for the post.