Sentence examples for increased gathering from inspiring English sources

However, a bottleneck in the availability of large-seeded grasses might have occurred during the formation of these two strata, which was attenuated by the increased gathering of small-seeded grasses, shift to small-bodied ungulates and intensified cultivation of barley, followed by emmer cultivation in the subsequent phases.

The consequences of increased gathering time for fuels can be the substitution of inferior fuels, reductions in the amount of wood used and the cooking of fewer meals, which in turn can lead to less income, rest, space and water heating as well as hygiene.

Despite increased gatherings at the holidays, the beginning signs of social hibernation would set in as friends and family retreated more and more into the caves of their homes rather than venture outdoors.

We tentatively suggest that, during the eyes-open conditions, the increased information gathering and evaluation may also be associated with increased mind wandering or daydreaming, leading to more tightly coherent activities among the regions in the DMN.

The Web magazine Salon, facing sharply lower advertising revenues and increased costs for gathering news, has decided to make its news and political coverage available only to paying subscribers.

The brain emotional learning (BEL) control paradigm has been gathering increased interest by the control systems design community.

The increased efficiencies in gathering light also make the camera better suited to freeze fast-moving objects such as capturing images of children at play at speeds up to 3-frames per second.

Most of these can be traced to Kaplan and Kaplan's (1989) information theory framework which suggests that environments that provide increased opportunities for gathering or discovering information allow for improved living conditions including heightened safety.

We need increased investment in gathering local water data; and more stream gauges need to be installed, rather than shuttering those we already have.

However, magnesium-based biomaterials are gathering increased interest in this research field because of their good mechanical property and osteoanabolic influence on bone metabolism.

This is one of the reasons why the best astronomical telescopes have large-diameter mirrors; in addition to the obvious advantage of an increased light-gathering capability, larger mirrors decrease the resolvable angular separation of astronomical objects.