Sentence examples for losing sources from inspiring English sources

Losing communities also results in losing sources for some species, which is the equivalent of losing area in island biogeography models [18], [36].

We have called this the "direct component" of the extinction because these extinctions are a direct consequence of losing source habitats.

These cats have lost sources of food and have resorted to killing livestock, resulting in reprisal killings.

As the ice disappears, Thompson says, Peru will lose sources of irrigation and hydroelectric power.

He says though that journalism has become an industry of lapdogs, looking for the easy scoops, never wanting to rock the boat and potentially lose sources.

Even later than the Historia Langobardorum, but possibly using earlier lost sources, are the last two primary sources to speak about Helmichis: the anonymous Historia Langobardorum Codicis Gothani and the Liber Pontificalis Ecclesiae Ravennatis written by Andreas Agnellus.

Conventionally, linear block codes designed for packet erasure correction are targeted to recover all the lost source packets per block, when the fraction of lost data is smaller than the redundancy overhead.

Further, it is possible that Israeli was drew his conception from another lost source common to himself and John of Damascus, or from a lost Arabic commentator on the latter.

From low to intermediate dispersal values, losing one source community means always losing the species that dominates in this source and thus the direct effect dominates.

When regional similarity is high, losing a source has direct and rapid consequences on the species specialist on this source: the direct relaxation time is short (Fig. 5b).

Granted, it was "an indifference softened indeed by the pain of losing a source of revenue".