Sentence examples for urban origin from inspiring English sources

In contrast, Quercus and Robinia released more CO2 from litter of urban origin and Populus litter of urban origin released almost 40% more than litter of rural origin (Figure 6c).

Squares of fabric, cotton, or synthetic cloths, which in some cases are of urban origin, are pieced together.

While urban litter tended to decompose faster, Acer and Alnus of urban origin showed a slightly reduced decomposition rate.

However, found results partly contradict previous findings, where litter of urban origin was often found to exhibit a decelerated decomposition.

In the reciprocal litter transplant experiment, 62% ± 3% mass loss in litter of urban origin compared to 53% ± 3% in litter of periurban origin was observed.

However, in all species, when significant differences were observed, leaf litter of urban origin decomposed significantly faster than leaf litter of periurban origin.

What makes Occupy Wall Street distinct from others America has seen — even the recent Tea Party Movement — is its urban origins.

He also strongly emphasizes the urban origins of the crisis of the capitalistic model.

To answer these questions, this study examines boundary formation as an organizational process in which employees compete for symbolic and material resources by elaborating cultural frames attributed to their rural and urban origins, as they struggle for advantages within workplace, the commercial retailer.

Jesuit priests were carefully selected, well educated, of both noble and urban origins.

Furthermore, the largest percentage of educators was of mixed ancestry (87%) and had urban origins (64%).> -wrap-foot> Pearson Chi-squared test.