Sentence examples for territoriality of from inspiring English sources

The territoriality of the law versus the non-territoriality of the internet.

"I don't think Easterners understand the territoriality of the native Texan," Mr. Fehrenbach said.

Because of the difficulties arising from multiple bankruptcies or the principle of territoriality of bankruptcy legislation, some countries have regulated that subject among themselves by regional conventions.

The reason may have to do with the aggressive territoriality of both species: A group of males who have grown up with one another is more cohesive and better at defending a territory against competitors.

The animal world mirrors both the savage territoriality of humans and the more tender side, the capacity for coexistence, the ability to do that very Indian thing and "adjust".

Ed Sonn, a computer engineer from Carlyle, Mass., who helped organize the reunion, sidled up to a desk and roared out with the territoriality of a disgruntled bear: "Who's been sitting in my chair?" In fact, the students had left name tags and notes to their predecessors.

Consistent with the territorial social system of wild house mice (see Introduction), we used familiarity as a cue to manipulate perceived intra- or extra-territoriality of encountered females.

Much of the wit of the book arises from this disjunction, as in the moment when Spivet is faced with a rattlesnake and falls into an existential reverie: "Was there an acknowledgement - beneath the assigned roles of fear, predation, territoriality - of our shared sentience?

Defensible space builds on ideas of territoriality and ownership of space, arising from specific design features, building form, and location, combined with a symbolic understanding of the image of a place.

"The government of Argentina insists on the principle of territoriality in the application of criminal law," he said, arguing that no one should be tried abroad for crimes committed in his native land.

There is an apparent contradiction between density regulation by means of breeding territoriality and suppression of maturation in subordinate individuals on one hand, and the nevertheless occurring density peaks or outbreaks in the same species.