Sentence examples for divergent communities from inspiring English sources

Perhaps like the Near North branch, which long ago proved a bridge between the God-forsaken Cabrini-Green and the Gold Coast, it could unite two divergent communities.

Yes, there are divergent communities in Los Angeles of extreme wealth and poverty, but this affliction of extremes isn't endemic to L.A. It's endemic to our world.

He became fascinated by exploring how divergent communities can coexist and relate to one another, and how that dichotomy has the ability to bring awareness to facets of life that people may not otherwise want to face.

It is therefore quite remarkable that a comparatively simple species abundance distribution (SAD) model ably describes pattern in widely divergent communities, making it one of ecology's most enduring tenets.

Mr. Aimard's tempos are very close to those of his earlier recording, but the sense of divergent community is far superior in the new version.

Though those at loggerheads happen to belong to divergent confessional communities, Catholics and Protestants, Jews and Muslims/Christians, they did not come to blows because of their religious affiliations.

Despite this difference both approaches revealed highly similar biodiversity patterns, with species richness being equal in primary and secondary forests, but with divergent species communities in different habitats.

Thus, closely related plants tended to have more divergent AMF communities than expected by chance.

Divergent parasite communities have been described in closely related sympatric cichlid fish from Lake Malawi [ 21] and Lake Victoria [ 25].

Related plants may also associate with 'more' divergent AMF communities than expected by chance, based on one study (Veresoglou and Rillig 2014).

The observation of divergent parasite communities between distinct colour morphs suggests that Tropheus represents a good system for parasite-mediated adaptive divergence and speciation.