Sentence examples for is disjunct from from inspiring English sources

Co-existence with other radio technologies is typically achieved by spectral separation, i.e. the operating channel bandwidth is disjunct from the other services.

The distribution of fraseri may be disjunct from that of littorale (and of cinereum).

Six vascular plants are unique in that they are at the extreme edge of their range or are disjunct from the main range of their species.

Both areas are remnant patches of moist forest that are surrounded by drier lowland eucalypt woodland, and are disjunct from the main distribution of the delicate skink along the east coast ([ 70]; Figure 2, 3).

The species has a continuous distribution from southern Quebec to the southeastern USA, and then is disjunct in distribution between the eastern USA, Mexico, and Guatemala [ 19].

Overall, the distribution is disjunct with populations often being small and isolated.

On the other hand, the two eastern white cedar populations sampled from Nova Scotia are disjunct, and highly fragmented and disturbed as they have experienced anthropogenic disturbances over a long period of time.

Temperate forests are disjunct in the Northern Hemisphere, having become fragmented from the earlier widespread (Tertiary) boreotropical forest.

Four of those systems are disjunct, meaning they really have no business in the region.

All answering options carried explicit names, and were designed to be disjunct and complete.

For example, if Percidae is the living sister lineage of notothenioids [ 27, 32, 41], there will be limited insight into the origin of either clade from historical biogeographic reconstructions because percids exhibit a Holarctic distribution in freshwater habitats that is quite disjunct from the southern hemisphere cold-temperate, sub-Antarctic and Antarctic distribution of notothenioids.