Sentence examples for territories I from inspiring English sources

But males may adopt one of two different mate-locating tactics: males actively search for females (i.e. patrolling) or wait for them in aggressively defended territories (i.e. territorial perching) [ 37, 46, 47].

Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) has characteristics that may promote the development and improvement of sustainability in these territories: (i) changing the mind-set, and the decision-making and institutional paradigm, (ii) facilitating cooperation and coordination between different stakeholders, and (iii) providing a framework for good governance and community empowerment.

Second, these key considerations were illustrated in two selected case studies in Pacific Island countries and territories (i.e. Fiji and Papua New Guinea).

404 358 BC) as a means to bolster their legitimacy in ruling over former Achaemenid territories, i.e. as being "legitimate successors of glorious kings" of ancient Iran.

Whether prevalence of IPV varies for women of African descent in the US (i.e. African American) and the US territories (i.e. African Caribbean) is unknown.

A few disease hot spots were shown to be developing in the Kowloon peninsula and southeast New Territories (i.e., Ma On Shan and Shatin) by 10 March, which was followed later by a heavy concentration at the AMOY by 28 March.

Thereafter until 1701 this territory (i.e., East Prussia) was known as Ducal Prussia.

Local cultural heritage document repositories are characterized by contents strongly attached to a territory (i.e. geographical references).

Second, females might use this trait indirectly to estimate the quality of the males' territory (i.e., quality of available food).

To test these three hypotheses, we compared similarities in plant species composition between pairs of nests built in different years, either among different breeding females in a given territory (i.e. nestbox) or among different territories for a given female.

Parentage analysis confirmed that individual socially dominant promiscuous line males produced more "within-territory" offspring than dominant monogamous line males, and further revealed that they had greater success in mating outside their own territory (i.e., "extra-territory;" Figure  4C).