Sentence examples for restricted landscape from inspiring English sources

The new vaunted freedoms happen within a restricted landscape - a neoliberal one - in which it is our responsibility to survive, and the State's merely to preserve the merciless, supposedly natural and neutral, rules of the game.

As a counter-argument, the model assumes that wildebeest would instantaneously adjust to a more restricted landscape and seek to maximize resource acquisition without attempting to cross the road.

Yet, their ecological value is often poorly assessed and restricted to landscape descriptors, e.g. density or structure of hedgerows.

Thus, while two members of this protein family are remarkably plastic, the third has apparently a restricted folding landscape.

Chimpanzee nest numbers and distribution appeared to be significantly constrained by transect forest coverage, forest coverage within 500 m and distance from the main forest, whereas monkey sightings were generally less restricted by landscape variables.

For example, a hypermethylation-mediated block on differentiation may promote the initial growth of a tumour but later this restricted epigenetic landscape might prevent its metastasis.

The research sheds light on the ways that individuals embody the practices, routines and rhythms of everyday life and exercise agency within highly restricted broader landscapes of care.

The measurement of a large tensor-to-scalar ratio by the BICEP2 experiment, r= 0.20−0.05+0.07, severely restricts the landscape of viable inflationary models and shifts attention once more towards models featuring large inflaton field values.

However, such threats are not restricted to natural landscapes; cultural landscapes with their outstanding aesthetic, social, economic, heritage and ecological values are also at risk (Vos and Meekes 1999; Wrbka et al. 2004).

Poor migratory abilities in a geologically diverse landscape restricted further dispersal.

Gene dispersal distances were higher when estimated within than among populations, suggesting that gene flow is more restricted on a landscape scale.