Sentence examples for population scatter from inspiring English sources
In the second-most populous country in the world, India, the majority Hindu population scatter the ashes of the dead after cremation - but Muslims and Christians, who bury bodies, are running out of suitable land.
Both projects are in line with an ambitious plan called "Population Scatter," to move 700,000 people — several million have already gone since the 1949 Communist revolution — from the old city center to new suburbs by 2020.
where St is population scatter matrix.
The R2 cells in the nonQ population scatter more light than those found in the Q fraction, which is consistent with them being the older, larger mother cells.
Once the formatted data is read by AMGET, three types of graphics are generated: population scatter plots and line plots (also called "spaghetti" plots) for each dose level detected in the dataset (top panel in Figure 1 ), as well as individual plots (bottom panel in Figure 1 ).
The construction of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge -- nearly named the Leif Ericson bridge -- disrupted the neighborhood and the population scattered.
In the early days of the American Republic, with a population scattered across the continent, there were simply too few ministers and justices of the peace to go around.
Residents and business owners said that many in the immigrant population scattered in fear when the law was passed, leaving vacant storefronts in a once-thriving downtown.
Vanuatu's government faces a dizzying task, trying to govern a wildly diverse population scattered in 82 volcanic islands over a territory of almost 5,000 square miles.
With the industry that was the team's namesake gone and half the city's population scattered, the Steelers inspire a devotion that goes beyond the game, a nostalgia for old-fashioned Pittsburgh virtues: hard work, self-reliance, discretion, humility.
In addition to the limited pollen germination, self-incompatibility, scarce population, scattered flowering time, and dichogamy could be factors that limit the success of pollination and seed formation in L. callosum in Taiwan.
