Sentence examples for single assemblage from inspiring English sources

Bars, blades, and platforms may all be present in a single assemblage or apparatus.

Formally, this tests whether the angles between two assemblages' Mmax axes, 2-D planes, and 3- and 4-D spaces of morphological divergence are more different than the angles between two random samples of either single assemblage.

To explore possible inhibitory, additive or synergistic effects by the liaison of bacteria and microalgae, the amount of EPS produced in each single assemblage (B and D) was assessed relative to the amount of EPS produced in the mixed assemblage ([BD]-[B+D], Fig. 2C and D).

Because the DPF does not represent a single assemblage of contemporaneous organisms, time-averaging is an issue.

What greets the visitor today is the single greatest assemblage over time of French architecture and décor still in its original state.

This evolution would presumably occur over time spans much longer than the lifespan of any single prokaryote assemblage.

While we were able to unify several of the metal-independent RNases, which were previously considered to be unrelated, into a single monophyletic assemblage, there are still several distinct toxin domains that likely to represent novel metal-independent RNases (see below; novel toxins).

In this way, a prokaryotic community can be thought of as a single evolving genomic assemblage, with the environment, rather than the species, defining the organisms that inhabit the assemblage [4].

Research was biased towards vertebrates, forests, relatively pristine landscapes, and towards studies of single species and assemblages rather than communities or ecosystems.

How single cones fitted into assemblages is uncertain.

In the '60s, with bands such as the Beatles and the Rolling Stones exploring the boundaries of pop, the studio album evolved from an assemblage of singles and lesser tracks to a more unified work which moved through two halves – the first side and the second side.