Sentence examples for migration of individual from inspiring English sources
The migration of individual cells within the blastocyst to help establish the multi-layered body plan of the organism (gastrulation).
In a fluid reacting to mechanical stress by undergoing laminar flow (i.e., nonturbulent viscous flow), the shearing motion of adjacent layers past one another is impeded by friction arising from the migration of individual molecules between the different layers.
The reconstructed landscapes of periglacial forest steppe developed as a result of both radical changes in vegetation of the temperate forest zone of the last interglacial and migration of individual floristic groups which were able to adapt to cold and continental climate of the glacial time.
Moreover, an antibody that inhibits src activation dramatically inhibits migration of individual SMC.
If the trace element distribution is purely a result of internal redistribution during deformation by Cottrell processes and/or carrying of elements by the migration of individual dislocations, then volumes of material that have been swept by dislocations or adjacent low-angle boundaries should be depleted in trace elements [64], which is not shown by the geochemical data.
It cannot be decided at present if, in addition to the basic mechanism of particle reshaping during laser irradiation (migration of individual atoms or ions), also processes like migration and coalescence of very small particles contribute to the observed particle growth.
The movement of alleles between local populations owing to the migration of individuals.
Migration of individuals across international borders has socio-economic consequences both to the receiving and sending countries.
We simulated migration of individuals from a start- into a target-patch with both patches having the same size and shape.
The new operators are incorporated into a multiple-deme genetic algorithm in which population is divided into subpopulations and communication between different demes is established through migration of individuals, enhancing diversity and resulting in better solutions.
"Only a very few Roma, if any, are genuinely nomadic in the sense that they lack any permanent dwelling". Dr Matras also points out that Gypsy migration is "never a migration of individuals, but of nuclear families, where a decision in favour of taking the risks of migration is adopted, a collective attitude of non-confidence is involved".
