Sentence examples for natural escape from inspiring English sources

The group's motto for University Woods: "The natural escape you never knew existed in your own backyard".

The natural escape of the Earth's heat through its surface averages only 0.06 watt per square metre (0.006 watt per square foot).

Catastrophes notwithstanding, Bayou Plaquemine — a major distributary of the Mississippi and a natural escape for large percentages of spring high water — was closed in 1868, its junction with the Mississippi sealed by an earthen dam.

Apparently he wasn't kidding, though his au natural escape happened down in the city at one of his safe houses in Culiacán.

The vision startle response in zebrafish is a natural escape response that is elicited when embryos are exposed to rapid changes in light intensity (Baye et al., 2011).

To evaluate visual function in zebrafish, we utilized a natural escape response that is elicited when embryos are exposed to rapid changes in light intensity (26, 34, 35).

The New York Botanical Garden Where: 2900 Southern Boulevard, Bronx; (718) 817-8700 When: Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, 10AM-6PM Price: $10, grounds only admission and $20, all-garden pass One of the city's most beautiful gardens and natural escapes will be open to the public this Labor Day.

We suggest two origins: Anthropogenic escaped populations, and natural escaped populations.

The accumulation of rootstocks in natural escaped populations tends to create hybrid swarms of rootstocks.

Natural escaped populations benefit from the dispersal strategy of the species and the existing connectivity of the landscape.

On the local scale, the presence of natural escaped populations directly depends on geomorphological and landscape structure parameters.