However, the world we currently occupy warms to those who convey kindness, gratitude and thoughtfulness.
We thus hypothesise that life history differences may confer advantages under the according climate regimes, e.g., species occupying warmer and dryer habitats might have a fitness advantage with fast developing susceptible life stages, which are more tolerant to habitat desiccation.
The Washington Post predicted they would occupy a "warm, comfy spot in the cellar".
You may feel separate in space, occupying a warm and cozy apartment that is unlike a primordial pond covered in blue-green algae.
The fruit-flies first occupied the warmer AS, as their natural tropical habitat, and only afterwards moved from the AS to the ES, i.e., from the ecological tropical to the temperate microclimate and then adapted to the mesic climate [ 33].
Broiler chickens of 6 weeks of age preferred to occupy biolux and warm-white fluorescent light sources over incandescent and spectral-sensitivity matched light, irrespective of the light intensity.
Orange, otherworldly lights tumble into warm waters below, and these glowing things await warm bodies to occupy.
But if the pressures of hypothermia, frustration, and correcter-than-thou one-upmanship converge to push them toward more provocative, less mellow forms of civil disobedience — "occupying" a nice warm state capitol building, for example — the messengers will mess up the message.
Inside is a warm acoustic, an excellent Steinway piano (the reason the festival was set up in the first place) and seating for around 350 occupied by a warm, appreciative audience from all around southern Ireland and increasingly from overseas too.
IN the international debate over how to deal with global warming, the United States and China occupy center stage.
