Sentence examples for resource dispersion from inspiring English sources

Effects of resource dispersion may override effects of site familiarity concerning translocated wild turkeys.

Furthermore, increases in resource dispersion may reduce animal foraging time in small patches, and increase movements and home ranges of animals to acquire sufficient resources (the resource dispersion hypothesis).

However, movement distances and home ranges of translocated turkeys were greater at the more fragmented site than at the less fragmented site, supporting the resource dispersion hypothesis.

TS was not consistently related to resource dispersion, nor was GS consistently related to resource richness.

This predicts that (1) GS and TS are independent, (2) GS is correlated with resource richness and, (3) TS is correlated with resource dispersion [ 4, 13, 31].

This measure is the 'five-food-patch distance', derived by Kruuk & Parish (1982) as an appropriate measure for resource dispersion as relevant to badgers and used ever since in comparative studies of this species, both in Wytham and elsewhere [ 12, 39, 43].

There is little data on whether these resource-dispersion differences are in fact typical of the native habitats of the various Apis (but see Dornhaus and Chittka 2004).

Distributed generator (DG) has the characteristics of flexible position and dispersion, which adapts to dispersive power demand and resource distribution [1].

The chapter also compares the mechanical properties of a renewable resource-based dispersion with those of two petroleum-based dispersions.

Because linear spline interpolation and the direct spectral reshaping method have low data and control dependencies, these algorithms maximally utilize graphic processing unit (GPU) resources for dispersion control.

Resource richness and dispersion are difficult to measure in the field [ 36], especially for badgers [ 37].