Sentence examples for keystone distribution from inspiring English sources

Although the Northgate and Fujifilm buildings were closest to the blast, the surrounding Catherine House (to the north), Keystone Distribution building (to the west), 3Com Corporation and RO buildings (to the south), were also extensively damaged.

Cascading and cumulative long-term effects of climate change, including shifts in host pathogen relationships, may be among the factors contributing to large-scale changes in abundance and distribution observed in keystone wildlife (e.g., boreal woodland and barren-ground caribou) in northern North America.

Our results provide observations of dynamic changes to the distribution of a potential keystone species in an urban area, which can be used to inform island biogeographic and metapopulation models for wildlife persistence in developing landscapes.

Species distribution and population abundance are keystone patterns in ecology, and currently also in epidemiology.

"I felt that this remarkable system of land distribution," he later wrote, "was the keystone to the success of American democracy".

The need for enough dwell time — and for a fairer, less stressful distribution of repeat deployments — is a keystone finding in a study of the alarming rise in suicides afflicting the military as it soldiers on in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Cork oak (Quercus suber L). has a natural distribution across western Mediterranean regions and is a keystone forest tree species in these ecosystems.

Keystone Property Trust said yesterday that it had bought a warehouse and distribution complex in Allentown, Pa., for $56 million from a unit of J. P. Morgan Chase, to add to its investment in industrial properties.

Expanded oil-related activities involve similar economic considerations, though the politics are trickier because President Obama faces determined opposition from his political supporters to the expansion of drilling and the construction of pipelines like the Keystone XL that would transport Canadian petroleum into the American refining and distribution system.

Thor's back-office organization has helped Keystone boost its once-struggling quality and service operation and spare-parts distribution.

The outcome of this study also helps us understand how I. confusus can act as cryptic keystone species (Brown and others 2001) that affect the abundance and distributions of the approximately 1000 species of organisms associated with pinyon pine forests (Whitham and others 2003).