Sentence examples for produce communities from inspiring English sources

By insulating people inside them from their neighbours on the ground, they may produce communities that are inward-looking as well as exclusive.

In other environments, continual small-scale disturbances produce communities that are a diverse mix of species, and any species may become dominant.

For example, carnivores, that have probably larger home ranges and dispersal abilities than most rodents [29] produce communities with consistently larger mean covariances, and the bats, also with large dispersal capacities, present a peak of large mean covariance.

For example, the fast greedy algorithm may produce communities with skewed community size distribution because of the greedy optimization of the modularity score (Wakita and Tsurumi, 2007).

An alternative may be that the homogeneity in areas with low levels of inequality may produce communities with low levels of diversity and that some smaller increments in income inequality may produce communities with more diversity and therefore more interest for community members.

In that way the neighbourhoods in which our homes sit would see a revival of the living streets that produce community.

This does not refer to the UK government's Community Resilience Programme, which essentially aims to produce community and to govern its behavior by forming identities and relationships that can be more efficiently managed and directed.

But our interest in sustainable communities should drive a more fundamental awakening: A consciousness that we can -- indeed, we must -- empower ourselves to manage the complex social and physical forces that sustain life to produce community well-being.

We suggest that these longer-term events work in tandem with seasonality to produce community stability through time.

When conducting surveys to produce community indicators, it is necessary to consider the limitations of the survey method.

Qualitative methods "provide a way to produce community narratives that give voice to individuals and characterize the community in a full and complex fashion" (Brown 2003).