Isolated energy systems in archipelagos are characterized for having a great dependence on fossil sources due to isolation and territorial fragmentation.
Likewise, too much territoriality may result in isolation among organizational members, and excessive territorial consciousness may lead to reluctance to share information and knowledge with other coworkers, which is important for cooperation.
Might the documentary-makers have been confused by the recent proposal that Peru and Brazil establish an 8.9m hectare "territorial corridor" for indigenous peoples in isolation in south-east Peru and western Brazil, whose geography roughly corresponds to the map of the "reserve" shown in the documentary?
During a 90-minute telephone conversation a day earlier, Barack Obama had warned Mr Putin that "continued violation of international law in regards to Ukrainian sovereignty and territorial integrity will lead to greater political and economic isolation".
Territoriality therefore causes reproductive skew between territorial breeders and non-territorial non-breeders.
We defined invasive H. influenzae according to the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists definition: a clinically compatible case that is confirmed by isolation of H. influenzae from a normally sterile site such as blood, cerebrospinal fluid, joint fluid, pleural fluid, or pericardial fluid (11 ).
Today's violence is a preview of what is in store if a two-state political horizon is not restored: increasing carnage, transformation of a territorial conflict into a religious war, and growing international pressure on and isolation of Israel.
For instance, pup isolation calls in Phyllostomus discolor, group signature calls in Phyllostomus hastatus, territorial songs in Saccopteryx bilineata and social calls in Rousettus aegyptiacus are acquired via vocal learning [ 3, 13– 15].
There is no isolation on the Thames - you share your path with many others, from party boats to silent, territorial herons.
