I've come to think of this strip of asphalt as the capital of the camp, the departure point for its luckiest and unluckiest residents, their lives overlapping one last time.
The narrative, too, passes like a baton between five different estate residents, their lives increasingly overlapping, connections emerging.
Resident scheduling might also benefit from overlapping strings, such that one resident is on his or her third or fourth consecutive shift when another begins his or her first shift in a string.
With its abundant nature, overlapping generations of residents and drum-tight sense of community, Breezy Point — a neighborhood of about 1.9 square miles — does seem unique, much farther in spirit from Lower Manhattan than 22 miles, the distance by car.
There is a growing understanding that health disparity populations (i.e., low SES groups, racial/ethnic minorities, and residents of distressed neighborhoods) are overlapping populations suffering avoidable health inequities resulting from unequal distribution of health-damaging and health-protecting exposures in daily life [ 10, 11].
He also said it is not uncommon for residents to join several neighborhood groups with overlapping interests.
In effect, all residents take part in wildlife management (some willingly, some by virtue of overlapping with mostly unfenced wildlife habitats).
Evacuations of residents and vacationers also overlapped in many cases.
A parallel study determined that foraging and home range overlapped between residents and translocated lobsters, suggesting that refuge availability was not limiting (B.S Green unpub. data).
In this case, competition prevents adaptation into another species' overlapping niche at the same time as local adaptation prevents species sorting by allowing residents to resist invasion.
