Sentence examples for massive colonies from inspiring English sources
They grew in massive colonies, undersea and in deep soil, breathing in lethal gases and reshaping the planet.
Some form delicate branched colonies, while others, known as "fire corals," form massive colonies that resemble true corals.
The patient may think she's better, but deep inside, those bugs are quietly multiplying into massive colonies (known in the trade as "pods") that burst out, Alien-style, at a later date to initiate another round of acute infection.
The seemingly unlimited availability of grain and other food on the wintering grounds has allowed this species to thrive, and fast population expansion threatens some fragile Arctic breeding sites where Snow Geese breed in massive colonies.
Researchers studying nesting penguins found that they caused a lot of commotion when they, as humans, tried to move in to track massive colonies.
Although all this cooperation and movement makes the insects adaptable, scientist have wondered if this also makes them more susceptible to infectious diseases a hypothesis supported by recent observations that massive colonies sometimes suddenly collapse with no obvious external cause.
That day in the wheelhouse, when Poncet and I spotted our first massive colony, we had left the west for the peninsula's northeast tip.
A massive colony named FlareChannel, created by a player called QuantumSawdust (and enshrined in the Hall of Legends section of the online Dwarf Fortress forum), provides such a view.
Colony collapse disorder (CCD), which was first reported in 2006 in the United States, caused massive colony losses and presented significant challenges for crop pollination, a major service of the beekeeping industry in North America.
However, a mismatch of the target locus on the genome affected the VFAE protocol through massive colony-screening to find the desired mutant.
In December 2010, an iceberg measuring more than 1,100 square miles -- the size of the city of Rome -- crossed into the bay near Cape Denison where a massive colony of Adelie penguins lived, according to The Guardian. .
