Sentence examples for territorial component from inspiring English sources

Having assumed power the previous day, Drljević established the Provisional Administrative Committee of Montenegro, a collaborationist entity which was a territorial component of the Italian Empire.

Therefore, some of the tendency towards sexual cannibalism by virgins may be misdirected aggression, spillover from (1) aggressive behaviour related to foraging for prey, which occurs at night when males are near the burrow mouth [17]; and (2) cannibalistic behaviour directed at other mature females, which is a component of territorial defense [25].

The geographical pattern found in the latent common component identifies territorial clusters with particularly high risk.

There are three institutional components of territorial autonomy that touch on questions of efficiency and redistribution: (1) legislative autonomy on an exclusive, concurrent or shared basis; (2) control over administrative resources such as personnel and agencies and (3) control over financial resources, either in the form of central transfers or 'own' revenues.

The Arab-Israeli conflict is typically viewed as a political and territorial conflict, yet the religious component has created a certain mindset that further complicates the conflict and makes it extremely difficult to resolve.

When the resident had been located on the cage while showing clear intention to fight as a component of typical territorial defence [33], the observer (LZG) moved at a normal walking speed towards the focal male (from a distance of c.a. 25 30 m).

A significant proportion of a population of scops owls (Otus scops) lowered a frequency component of their territorial call in response to stimuli mimicking a heavy individual versus a light individual (Hardouin et al. 2007).

To the north, the conflict held a strong economic component in addition to territorial disputes.

Field studies on male behaviour in P. aegeria have frequently observed fast types of flight, with high levels of acceleration from a resting posture to passing objects as a typical component of the behavioural repertoire of territorial males [ 44, 55].

These results indicate that a large component of the differential cortical volume found between territorial and nonterritorial lizards in the wild must be experiential.

Territoriality therefore causes reproductive skew between territorial breeders and non-territorial non-breeders.