Sentence examples for suitable territory from inspiring English sources
As the Swiss were unable to offer Germany any suitable territory in exchange, the deal was off.
This is thought to be due to a very high annual survival and occupancy of suitable territory.
As winter requires higher thermoregulatory costs and is also a critical season for mating and maintaining suitable territory to support reproduction, parasitized G. nanus may be more susceptible to predation and/or are less successful in mating during winter.
Theoretically, within a neighbourhood, distant and adjacent neighbours, which are already in possession of a suitable territory, present a similarly low level of threat for territory owners compared to strangers, which could potentially be floaters looking for a territory.
With the cold-adapted and lower salinity tolerant characters, S. japonica could survive severe ancient conditions and colonized suitable coastal territories when the sea level increased after the LGM.
New Zealand is a remote land one of the last sizable territories suitable for habitation to be populated and settled and lies more than 1,000 miles (1,600 km) southeast of Australia, its nearest neighbour.
This synchronized activity would locally reduce NG2 cell density and create NG2 cell-free territories suitable for axonal growth.
While much of the generally rugged topography of the Australian Capital Territory allows small-scale farming, forestry, and grazing, only about one-third of the territory is suitable for urban development.
The male proclaims ownership by singing loudly from a suitable perch at the territory boundary, and confronts other males with a harsh scolding call should they make an incursion.
Is it a difficult process? "My advice would be to identify and contact suitable distributors in the territories you want to export to.
Pairs having no suitable cavities in their territories started to breed less frequently, but no difference was detected in young produced per breeding attempt between cavity nests and stick nests.
