Sentence examples for zone connectivity from inspiring English sources

Zone connectivity decreases with increasing distance from the centre, with zone 2 having some quills (nodes with degree 1) and zone 3 having many more quills (see the numbers of quills in Table 1).

Consideration of the contribution of different protection zones, connectivity among habitats and more complex management goals resulted in up to a 52% increase in the mean biomass of commercially and ecologically-important fish species represented in the landscape.

The effect of water zone extent, connectivity, saturation and operating conditions on water movement and SAGD performance is examined.

Larger protected areas, buffer zones, and connectivity between reserves have been discussed as potential strategies to counter the increasing pressure on biodiversity [ 11].

The existence of a threshold zone in structural connectivity may imply changes in natural vegetation dynamics, decreased availability of food resources, increased contact with humans and potentially human-jaguar conflicts (Altrichter et al. 2006; Rumiz et al. 2012; Young et al. 2014).

The court said that FWS's assumption "fail[ed] to adequately account for the main function of the RWP: creating additional habitat and access to that habitat (through connectivity zones) to ameliorate the effects of drought and habitat fragmentation". Permian Basin Petroleum Association v.

Areas of reduced labeling fell over isotropic connectivity zones and are qualitatively similar to the lacunae observed near large injections in vivo (observation B— Rockland and Lund 1983).

The second prediction raised by our model relates to the zones of nonpatchy connectivity, which correspond to orientation pinwheels in primary visual cortex (Yousef et al. 2001).

Small injections made into zones of isotropic connectivity produced local, diffuse patterns of anterograde and retrograde labeling (following from assumption 9, and as observed for injections in cortex— Yousef et al. 2001).

A connectivity threshold zone was observed when the proportion of natural vegetation was less than 58.4% (SE = 1.3).

Alluvial heterogeneity results in distinct patterns and dynamics of river aquifer exchange with implications for groundwater recharge and the management of riparian zones (e.g. river channel-floodplain connectivity via saturated zones).