Sentence examples for diversity defines from inspiring English sources
The Convention on Biological Diversity defines them as areas that have been "reserved by legislation or other effective means, including custom, with the effect that its marine and/or coastal biodiversity enjoys a higher level of protection than its surroundings".
(Is it necessary to point out that this diversity means that our cinematic choices are no longer almost entirely the creative domain of white men?) This increasing diversity defines contemporary movie culture as much as corporate cinema does.
Diversity defines a foodie city.
Diversity defines our character.
Also, since virus sequence diversity defines HIV clades, therapies based on consensus antigens from one clade may have limited ability to cross control evolutionally divergent viruses from other clades.
Genes active in one inbred line but inactive in another represent an extreme instance of allelic diversity defined as single-parent expression [4].
This is the place of heritage and ethnic diversity, defined in the past by pockets of immigrants from Italy, Germany, Lebanon and Syria, among others, where Larry Holmes moved as a boy with his family from Cuthbert, Ga., in 1955.
He returned a reporter's phone call at 11 30 p.m. on Thursday — he had just gotten the message, he said, and was worried about deadlines — and spent 30 minutes chatting animatedly about Mr. Obama, Hawaii and his own recent election, saying that he had based his campaign on "our diversity defining us rather than dividing us" — much the same message that Mr. Obama used in 2008.
High faunal and floral abundance and diversity define the maximum flooding surface (MFS 3) at 10,395.27 ft.
In fading channels, the performance of an error correcting code depends on the code diversity defined by its minimum Hamming distance.
Yasuní falls within one of only nine centers of global plant diversity, defined in a recent assessment as those areas having more than 4,000 estimated vascular plant species per 10,000 km2 [91].
