Sentence examples for flow of animals from inspiring English sources

The presence of vegetation corridors in fragmented landscapes has high ecological importance to the gene flow of animals and plants.

In February , 2012 Miguel Ordeñana, a biologist who was studying the flow of animals in and out of the park, noticed a mountain lion among the images recorded by his wildlife camera.

In fact, the current system guarantees only a steady flow of animals, at the lowest possible prices, through the nation's slaughterhouses, while doing little to address the issues of industrial production: overuse of antibiotics, groundwater pollution, toxic manure waste.

They call it the ruminant road – a flow of animals along the roads that come out of Pakistan and Afghanistan, heading north towards Central Asia and west all the way to Turkey.

Despite substantial quantities of manpower and money expended on these animals, it appears that at this time there is still a continual flow of animals out of ownership and into the guardianship of rescues and shelters.

The flow of animals between geographical regions in the UK has been previously described by grouping considered premises into their NUTS1 (Nomenclature of Units for Territorial Statistics level 1) region as a proxy for the spatial structure of pig farm density and animal species population in the UK [ 7].

Passions invigorate the flow of animal spirits through the brain just as the traces representing the object are called up.

The pores or gaps lying between the tiny fibers of the substance of the brain may become wider as a result of the flow of animal spirits through them.

At the same time that the flow of animal spirits is causing visual experiences by moving the pineal, elsewhere in the brain it is causing visual memories to be laid down by its action upon the nerve fibres themselves.

As in perception, Descartes applied the term 'idea' again to the flow of animal spirits from the pineal gland: "And note that if we have an idea about moving a member, that idea consisting of nothing but the way in which spirits flow from the gland is the cause of the movement itself" (AT XI 181; Hall 1972, p. 92).

In a treatise called On the difference between spirit and soul, Qusta ibn Luqa (864 923) combined Nemesius' ventricular localization doctrine with Galen's account of a worm-like part of the brain that controls the flow of animal spirit between the middle and posterior ventricles.