Sentence examples for full assemblage from inspiring English sources

Other countries, including Britain, quickly sought its approval by the full assemblage of 193 countries.

In the deep sea, biological data are often sparse; hence models capturing relationships between observed fauna and environmental variables (acquired via acoustic mapping techniques) are often used to produce full coverage species assemblage maps.

Here, we determine peridotite-saturated olivine H2O storage capacities from 5 to 8 GPa and 1400 1500 °C in layered experiments designed to grow large (∼100 150 μm) olivine crystals in equilibrium with the full hydrous peridotite assemblage (melt+ol+opx+gar+cpx).

Protection was concentrated mainly on the west coasts of the islands, raising the possibility that neither the full range of assemblages nor the relevant scales of variation were properly represented within MPAs.

Inside, Louise Nevelson created a shimmering, silent chapel full of her signature assemblages of painted scrap wood.

Finally, the accuracy and the computational efficiency of the proposed formulation are evaluated by a comparison with the results of a full scale experimental sub-assemblage of a masonry pier-spandrel system.

The specimens tested in the present study are scaled specimens of the full-scale sub-assemblage tested by Lew et al. (2011).

A rear gallery devoted to Linda Sundlin's illuminated film-strip assemblages gives a full view of the possibilities of this novel approach, and also reinforces the ultimate conclusion that these experiments are only momentarily engaging.

The development of species assemblages during the full forestry rotation period must be understood in order to assess the need for management adaptations and to get a basis for their design.

Habitat loss and fragmentation promote relatively predicable shifts in the functional signature of tropical forest tree assemblages, but the full extent of cascading effects to biodiversity persistence remains poorly understood.

By integrating responses of individual taxa within a flexible hierarchical framework, HiDDeF reliably predicts macroinvertebrate assemblages across the full range of conductivities observed in the training data set but requires only a fraction (~10%) of the sites required in previous studies.