Sentence examples for when crossings from inspiring English sources

Populations were assigned to crossing groups when crossings between populations did not produce seeds (dashed lines; Figure 2) but did so when crossed with populations from other crossing groups (solid line; Figure 2).

Network Rail recently reintroduced a £13m fund to compensate farmers when crossings are closed on rural land, which was scrapped under Railtrack's cost-cutting regime.

- When crossings occur between different species, mating preferences almost systematically disappear in F1 females (C&O, chapter 6), which testifies for the recessive nature of those phenotypes.

Indeed, in the case of completely recessive mutations, those could stay completely silent for long periods of time within a population, and hence surface when crossings occur between individuals that are not necessarily very closely related to one another.

Wednesdays are students nights in a lot of towns, cheap drinks and lots of people to mingle with And most importantly : LOOK RIGHT WHEN CROSSING THE STREET.

When walking, look both ways when crossing the road and use controlled crossings where possible.

They're sparsely populated, if at all, a legacy of the war, when boat crossings were restricted and electricity was cut.

Kent police said Operation Stack – where freight traffic is parked on the M20 when Channel crossings are disrupted – is expected to last into the weekend.

As Caritas noted this week, even in 2008, when Mediterranean crossings were at their height, entries by sea into Italy anyway made up only a fifth of the estimated total.

Just after Trump's announcement, I had asked one D.H.S. official what the guardsmen would do at the border this time around, at a moment when border crossings are at their lowest point since 1971.

The party also confirmed for the first time that it would devolve control of Severn Bridge tolls to Wales when the crossings pass into public ownership.