Sentence examples for to house different from inspiring English sources

It is generally accepted that an area having, say, both forests and prairies is more diverse than one with forests alone, because each of these assemblages is expected to house different species.

One solution is to house different types of prisoners.

Bioprocessing units may be designed to house different kinds of ecologies to suit particular habitats.

So just as different cells in a leaf contain different amounts of chlorophyll, coral cells seem to house different amounts of the photosynthetic algae that makes their food, Symbiodinium.

Overcrowding is a problem, too, to the point where "they house different species together that would never be found together in the wild," she says.

"What we were trying to accomplish with this project was to house many different facets of women," Williams claimed.

They also plan to keep the space they now occupy to house a different kind of business, the details of which are still up in the air, Ms. Denslow said.

In the town of Najaf, Mohammed, a 35-year-old shopkeeper, lamented that children have to attend classes in shifts because one building is used to house three different schools.

This supporting frame has been designed to house two different TBMs providing two cavities separated by a dividing plate 20 cm thick.

Different repository designs are generally required to contain the individual waste types, although some repository concepts exist to house wastes with different levels of radioactivity.

In addition, there is only limited physical space in the body to house all the different cells, e.g. the size of the spleen and lymph nodes imposes an upper limit to the number of memory cells.