Sentence examples for of populations between from inspiring English sources
Third, we reject the proposed exchange of populations between Israel and the West Bank, championed, among others, by Israel's foreign minister, Avigdor Lieberman.
It was a big party in a warehouse in Thessaloniki, right in the docks from which his family were deported along with 600,000 other Greek Muslims in the disastrous exchange of populations between the two countries in 1922.
Although possible in a few cases, exchanges of populations between different plots located from 500 m to 4 km apart seem uncommon.
One of the findings of the United Nations survey is that the current imbalance of populations between Israel, at 6 million, and the Palestinians in the West Bank, Gaza Strip and East Jerusalem, at 3.2 million, is likely to shift dramatically in 50 years, with Israel's population projected at 10.1 million and the Palestinians' at 11.8 million.
Striking demographical differences and source sink dynamics of populations between the centre and the margin of the niche can play a major role in the emergence and spread of adaptive alleles.
We dilly-dally at Kaya Koy, the village abandoned by the Greeks in the exchange of populations between Greece and Turkey in 1921, and the inspiration for Louis de Bernière's novel Birds Without Wings, and then take the back road into Fethiye, where vast Greek sarcophagi litter the traffic islands, before heading out onto the highway.
We apply a simple model to describe the photoluminescence emission from the cavity by assuming a transfer of population between the different hybrid-polariton modes.
Home Office figures show out of 43 forces, the Met Police saw the highest knife crime offences per head of population between April 2017 and March 2018.
According to the Home Office, the West Midlands had the third highest level of knife crime offences per head of population between the start of April 2017 and the end of March 2018.
Borgaro, Caselle and Settimo grew much in terms of population between 1981 and 1991, confirming this trend in the census of 2001 (Table 1).
The increase of population between these periods varied from 11% in Wetet Ber Kebele to 51% in Kimbaba Kebele (Table 9).
