Sentence examples for minor lake from inspiring English sources

Without a solid grounding in Mesopotamian gods and minor Lake poets, they worry, not a single clue will yield.

Neighbors who were closer to Patty than the Paulsens reported that Miss Bianca had left her little mouse house, on a minor lake near Grand Rapids, exclusively to Walter and not to his two brothers.

Here, even rather minor lake level fluctuations must have displaced littoral populations, which were forced to follow the shifting shoreline, and thus induced admixture of several previously isolated populations.

Mitochondrial phylogeographic patterns retained signals of large-scale migration events triggered by major lake level fluctuations, whereas the genetic cohesion among local groups of populations indicated by AFLP data results from gene flow between adjacent populations brought about by relatively frequent minor lake level fluctuations.

Mitochondrial phylogeographic patterns retained signals of large-scale migration events triggered by historical, major lake level fluctuations, whereas AFLP data indicated genetic cohesion among local groups of populations resulting from secondary contact of adjacent populations in the course of the more frequently occurring, minor lake level fluctuations.

Another device is to note, in appropriate text or marginal references, that many minor lakes or islets are omitted because of scale.

The scientists stumbled on the new species after the minor disapointment of checking out a small lake for waterlilies and finding none there.

Eastern Anatolia during the 9th 8th centuries bc was occupied by the state of Urartu, at first a minor kingdom centred on Lake Van but later extended to include parts of what are now Armenia, Iranian Azerbaijan, and Kurdistan in northern Iraq.

The minor changes suggest that the lake samples were closer to chemical and carbon isotopic equilibrium with atmospheric CO2(g).

The focus of the chemical analyses was to reveal the composition of the historical organic lake pigments including minor components, to discriminate between different recipes for the extraction of chromophore-containing molecules from the raw materials, and ultimately to distinguish between different formulations and recipes.

Interestingly, the currently strictly protected brittle naiad (Najas minor) was present in the lake during the Atlantic, Subboreal, and Subatlantic periods; however, this species is not listed as being part of the present vegetation and may have become extinct relatively recently.