Sentence examples for population home from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kirmizigul, a former crooner from the Kurdish southeast of the country, has directed several movies, including the 2009 film "I Saw the Sun" about the plight of a Kurdish family racked by the armed conflict in southeastern Turkey, which brought the suffering of the region's population home to a wider Turkish audience.
Recent field studies that examined habitat use and home range distribution of bats largely ignored factors like traditional range use vs. intra- and interspecific competition, which may be responsible for the spatial organisation of a population home range.
Based on 19 data sets with a total of 2737 fixes obtained from 12 females, we examined (i) how colony members partition the population home range (home range overlap analysis), and (ii) if individuals tracked over several years exhibit site fidelity.
Although this population, being retired, may overestimate the relevance of domestic exposure for the whole population, home exposure is likely to be the dominant exposure source.
The main objectives of this work were to manufacture adobes with good mechanical properties, even in a wet environment, and low thermal conductivity so as to give the population homes that provided better thermal comfort than cement-based constructions.
It looked at how they have performed in terms of jobs, earnings, population, homes and business start-ups.
Previous research has shown that alpine flora and fauna are especially vulnerable when it comes to global warming and that the upper and lower boundaries of populations' home ranges have been moving higher up the mountain with every successive generation.
The Gulf Coast's oyster populations, home to about two-thirds of American supply, have been in decline since the spill.
As the 3 homes had already been chosen, the study design incorporated an additional 3 matched homes (matched by resident population and home size) as controls.
The only interesting thing about this incident is that it took place in idyllic Cooperstown, N.Y., population 2032, home of the Baseball Hall of Fame.
In 2011, the top 10% of the population took home 43% of the country's income.
