Sentence examples for territorial consequences from inspiring English sources

How was this extraordinary concatenation of ideas and events moulded into an institutional structure to sustain the territorial consequences of this transformation in geopolitics?

For the Israelis, the 1967 war was a triumph of such miraculous speed and fantastic territorial consequences that its leading military commander, Moshe Dayan, quickly helped brand it "the Six-Day War"––a deliberate echo of the six days of creation in Genesis.

Functional vulnerability and territorial consequences were analyzed using a best travel time model of accessibility.

Our analysis also revealed that a debris flow event with a local impact on the road network has territorial consequences at a regional scale.

Our analysis shows that a debris flow event with a local impact on the road network has territorial consequences at the regional scale.

This body of evidence strongly suggests that the territorial consequences of livestock policies in Burkina Faso will be negative for pastoralists.

As a consequence, territorial disparities in the same variable grew due to low-density urban diffusion in lowlands and depopulation with land abandonment and natural forestation in mountain areas.

Future researchers can explore other possible consequences of territorial behaviors on individual level or organizational level outcomes.

Results have pointed out using a number of 60 gas stations (21 gas stations in residential areas and 39 in non-residential areas) the causes and the temporal dynamics of locational conflicts, suggesting that unplanned development and residential agglomeration are the main consequences of territorial conflicts.

In 2001, Armenian president Robert Kocharyan stated that the "genocide recognition will not lead to legal consequences or territorial claims".

We used female mice to remain consistent with our many previous studies based on the environmental enrichment and exercise paradigms that had to be carried out in females in order to avoid confounding stressful consequences of territorial behavior that is more prominent in male mice than in females (Kempermann & Gage 1999; Kempermann et al. 1997, 2002).