Sentence examples for historical distribution from inspiring English sources

(The authority for the statement about the historical distribution of walrus is Mowat himself; he refers readers to his 1984 book, "Sea of Slaughter," for verification).

Still, there is about a one-in-five chance (based on the historical distribution of forecast errors) that the jobs estimate will miss by at least that margin to the downside, which means that fewer than 50,000 jobs will have been created last month.

I argue that the historical distribution of the Japonic and Koreanic language families is associated with two events in the archaeological record.

Populations at the southern edge of their historical distribution, where anthropogenic impacts on the freshwater environment may be greater, have suffered the largest decline.

We concluded that names of mapped features and farms that refer to animals do reflect the historical distribution of these animals.

With these questions, we want to understand the huemul ecological requirements and to know if the species actually occupy the entire potential habitat along its historical distribution according to archeological and historical references.

I reconstruct their historical distributions to test whether they have been allopatric throughout their evolutionary divergence.

Yet even as modern policies facilitate species recoveries, gaps in knowledge of historical distributions, population capacities, and potential for genetic exchange inhibit development of population-level conservation priorities.

Tsurugi et al. (2006) constructed a source model for Nankai Tonankai earthquakes by revising the source model of the Central Disaster Management Council of Japan (Central Disaster Management Council of Japan 2003), which was constructed by inversion of historical distributions of seismic intensity.

The historical distributions of clear-sky ratio (CSR) in four representative regions were analysed, and a six-dimensional feature vector that represents the DSR fluctuations based on CSR was defined.

Nearly all SAA/forest management research has been of short duration, and many studies have occurred on landscapes that were harvested previously, limiting effective comparisons between current and historical distributions of amphibians and immediate vs. prolonged impacts of forest harvest.