Sentence examples for terms of isolation from inspiring English sources

Even without flying ability, he said, wings and feathers offered evolutionary benefit, in terms of isolation and catching prey.

"He was a little wistful when I was with him about his new public life, his presidential life, and its cost in terms of isolation from ordinary life experiences," said Senator Richard J. Durbin, his former Illinois colleague.

Modern species date chiefly from the Pleistocene Epoch (beginning about 2.6 million years ago), and many facts concerning the distribution and differentiation of northern subspecies and species are explainable in terms of isolation during the periods of Pleistocene glaciation.

In terms of isolation and consistency, different NoSQL databases adjust the level of consistency differently.

Two types of diplexers are compared in terms of isolation and packaging box's influence.

The algorithm uses a new approach and defines a potential in terms of isolation indices from T-theory.

As Jason Robert and Françoise Baylis (2003) note, although species can be defined in terms of reproductive isolation, genetic isolation, shared ancestry, or homeostatic property clusters, none of these definitions takes precedence over the others.

Then, we applied one isolation distance for each scenario, i.e. we did not discriminate between conventional and organic farming in terms of different isolation distances.

However, this may not be practical in terms of the isolation distance required.

Regarding the comparison of both techniques in terms of the isolation time, HS-SPME was clearly faster (70 min), whereas 300 min was required for hydrodistillation.

The pressures along the pipe wall (Fig. 12b) are different from the pressures shown in Fig. 12a in terms of the isolation tool location.